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Normally, long-term blocks of IP addresses or ranges do not affect logged-in editors. However, it is occasionally necessary to block both anonymous and logged-in users, using autoblock and/or hard blocks, to prevent disruption.
Administrators and bots are always exempt from such blocks (except for Tor blocks). Other editors can request for IP address block exemptions on a per-user basis if they can show good cause.
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