Just add a country IP ban, we all know who is submitting these reports. Remember Hacktoberfest?

That's a game of whack-a-mole, they'd just use a VPN. And besides, no we don't "all know" who is submitting these reports, that's a generalization.

> Just add a country IP ban, we all know who is submitting these reports.

As much as I'd like to see Russia, China and India disconnected off of the wide Internet until they clean up shop with abusive actors, the Hacktoberfest stuff you're likely referring to doesn't have anything to do with your implication - that was just a chance at a free t-shirt [1] that caused all the noise.

In ye olde times, you'd need to take care how you behaved in public because pulling off a stunt like that could reasonably lead to your company going out of business - but even a "small" company like DO is too big to fail from FAFO, much less ultra large corporations like Google that just run on sheer moat. IMHO, that is where we have to start - break up the giants, maybe that's enough of a warning signal to also alert "smaller" large companies to behave like citizens again.

[1] https://domenic.me/hacktoberfest/