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This page documents the <code>'ipblock-exemption'</code> permission at Meta-Wiki, and reflects the current practices on its granting and removal.
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Users in good standing whose editing is disrupted by unrelated blocks may request IP block exemption, which allows editing on an otherwise-blocked IP address. The right is given exceptionally only for good reasons, and may be removed if concerns arise or when it is no longer needed.
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== Introduction ==
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Normally, long-term [[mw:Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Block and unblock|blocks]] of IP addresses or ranges don't affect [[Special:MyLanguage/Registered user|logged-in users]]. However, it's occasionally necessary to block both anonymous and logged-in users to prevent disruption.
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[[Special:MyLanguage/Meta:Administrators|Administrators]] are always exempt from such blocks (except Tor blocks). Other users can request IP blocking exemption on a per user basis if they can show good cause.
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IP block exemption allows users to edit without interruption, when their usual IP would otherwise be blocked through no fault of their own. It can also be used (exceptionally) to allow editing via an [[Special:MyLanguage/No open proxies|anonymizing proxy]] such as [[w:Tor (anonymity network)|Tor]].
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Users granted IP block exemption should be aware that breach of this guideline, including unauthorized editing via [[Special:MyLanguage/No open proxies|proxies]], or significant concerns over [[w:WP:SOCK|account abuse]] or other conduct, may lead to removal of the IP block exemption right.
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== Requesting and granting exemption ==
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The IP block exemption flag has two main uses:
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:*<span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">In highly exceptional circumstances, a user may be permitted to edit anonymously, via [[w:Tor (anonymity network)|Tor]] or another [[Special:MyLanguage/No open proxies|anonymizing proxy]].</span>
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In addition, ''IP exemption may also be given by an administrator (often a checkuser) without a request'', to prevent good-faith users being affected by a hard IP range block. The user should be informed that in order to prevent vandalism, a block has been applied to their IP range, and they have been exempted from it. They should clearly be recommended to read this section, and especially that the flag may be removed if used to edit via a blocked proxy.
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=== Used for anonymous proxy editing ===
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:<span style="background-color:#ffd0d0">''<span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">Who may request</span>''</span> – <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">A user who has genuine and exceptional need, and can be trusted not to abuse the right. This is a level of trust equal to that given Administrators, as IP block exemption is an [[w:Wikipedia:Administrators/Tools#Other|administrative tool]].</span>
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==Removal==
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IP exemption is a privilege given to users who need the right, and who are trusted not to abuse it. Typical reasons why exemption may be removed from an account:
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== See also ==
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