What Does Open Proxy Mean on Instagram?

Instagram has stringent rules regarding its usage, and encountering an "Open Proxy" error indicates that you won't be able to access the app or website from the device using the flagged IP address. This typically means Instagram has banned your IP, rejecting all data requests sent from it.

What May Cause This?

1. Excessive liking, commenting, or following/unfollowing accounts.
2. An IP address associated with past malicious activities on the platform.
3. Using public Wi-Fi that has been exploited for malicious purposes.
4. Unrecognized login attempts or posting unusual content.
5. Clicking on links from unfamiliar sources.

How to Fix Instagram Open Proxy Error?

The first step is to try unblocking access directly through Instagram support, though success is often limited, especially if your actions still violate the platform's rules. Another option is using an Instagram proxy. An Instagram proxy acts as an intermediary server, masking your device’s IP address and providing an additional layer of privacy and security. This setup allows your device to communicate with Instagram via the proxy server, which forwards your requests on your behalf.

The Power of Instagram Unblock Proxy

Beyond resolving IP bans, Instagram proxies offer various advantages, such as managing multiple accounts, growing followers, and scraping information. Here’s what you can do with Instagram unblock proxies:

1. Access Unblocked: Proxies can help bypass restrictions in workplaces, educational institutions, or countries. While VPNs provide comprehensive security and privacy, proxies are faster as they do not encrypt the entire internet connection.
2. Manage Multiple Accounts: Instagram allows up to five accounts per user. Proxies are essential for handling more than a few accounts, preventing your IP from being flagged by Instagram.
3. Grow Followers: Multiple accounts with unique profiles and content strategies can attract more followers. While this approach may not be entirely ethical, adhering to Instagram’s guidelines ensures sustainable growth.

How to Use Instagram Proxy Effectively?

1. Assign One Account per Proxy: Allocate just one account to a distinct proxy to prevent potential banning issues. Choose high-quality, reputable proxy providers with IP rotation and advanced security features.
2. Scrape Slowly: Use web scraping tools or custom scripts in programming languages like Python. Mimic human behavior by adding random pauses between requests and limiting concurrent requests.
3. Avoid Free Proxies: Free proxies are often unreliable and insecure. They are usually overcrowded, slow, and may not provide privacy or anonymity. Known free proxy IP addresses are actively blocked by Instagram.

OkeyProxy is a top choice for Instagram proxies. Offering rotating residential, static residential, and data center proxies, OkeyProxy’s rotating residential proxies, obtained from authentic residential users, make your Instagram bot nearly identical to real users, allowing you to automate tasks without the risk of being blocked.

I've been experiencing a strange internet connection problem for weeks. I noticed that the ping on servers located in Bahrain and the Middle East, in general, has increased drastically from 15-25 to 120 and above.
At the same time, I noticed a sudden unblocking of all banned websites in the UAE, such as gambling sites and hack forums, on my end. I tried this on both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers.
Later, I visited these websites using Firefox and received a message indicating that the website was blocked in the UAE with Etisalat's logo.
I thought the issue might be related to my Chrome extensions, so I deleted all of them, but the problem persisted. I even reset the browser entirely, yet the issue remained. I couldn't understand the connection between browsers and games in the first place.
Solutions Tried:

1. Checked DNS settings, and everything seemed normal.
2. Deleted and reinstalled both browsers, but the issue persisted.
3. Deleted ExitLag and still faced the same problem.
4. Installed Kaspersky antivirus and it reported everything as normal.
5. Ran Speedtest on Bahrain servers, and the ping was normal (21).
6. Executed commands:
   • netsh winsock reset
   • netsh int ip reset
   • ipconfig /release
   • ipconfig /renew
   • ipconfig /flushdns
7. Used Google DNS and flushed DNS using the command ipconfig /flushdns.
8. Verified that my device wasn't using any proxy or unfamiliar DNS.
9. Ensured that settings were automatic in both IPv4 and DNS.
10. Checked background programs, but everything seemed normal.
11. Restarted the router.
12. Tried using my laptop, and I faced the same issues.
13. Tried using my mobile phone, and I didn't face the issue.

Despite trying all these solutions, I'm still facing the same problem (High ping in-game and unbanned websites). Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hello Reddit Community,
Original Post [Summary]:
We've been experiencing some issues with our Public IP recently. No changes have been made within the past year, but now we are finding that sites are blocking our Public IP because their systems are detecting our IP as a Bot or Proxy. Ticketmaster is just one of the many sites that is currently blocking us. Ticketmaster support said that our IP is being blocked due to belonging to a banned hosting service and that the block could not be undone.
Besides using a different IP/provider what else can we do? Anyone else experiencing a similar issue?
Secondary Post [More Details]:
We're facing a significant issue with Ticketmaster that we hope someone here can help us resolve. We are an enterprise company, and our primary internet IP address has been blocked by Ticketmaster. Their Service Resolution Team informed us that the block is due to our IP belonging to a banned hosting service, and they stated that this block cannot be undone. They advised us to use a different IP or provider, but this is not a feasible solution for us. Our on prem infrastructure is hosted and internet is provided by Equinix.
Key Points:
Enterprise Company: We are a large organization, and switching to a new internet service provider is not economical or practical. Implementing a new internet service could also potentially lead to the same problem in the future.
Lack of Support: Ticketmaster's Service Resolution Team has refused to engage further or provide a clear path to resolve this issue.
Industry Standards: Other enterprise companies like Microsoft 365, OpenDNS, Talos, FedEx, and Purolator have established protocols for submitting requests to unblock IP addresses. It seems reasonable to expect a similar level of support from Ticketmaster.
Our Ask:
Advice and Support: If anyone has experience dealing with similar issues or has contacts within Ticketmaster who could assist, we would greatly appreciate your help.
Escalation Paths: Any information on how to escalate this issue within Ticketmaster or alternative solutions to bypass this block without changing our ISP.
This situation is affecting our employees' ability to order and purchase tickets through Ticketmaster, which is a significant inconvenience for our team. We believe there should be a fair and reasonable way to address and resolve this block.

Thank you in advance for any assistance or advice you can provide.

Title.
We have a group of 5-6 friends and we usually play and end up 3-4 each friday.
2 of them are newer and are still getting used to MTG. Myself and the rest of the group have been playing for 2-6 years, we're somewhat competitive but our rules are pretty simple: No infinite combos, No proxies.
Outside of that our decks are pretty straight forward, we all play staples and whatnot.
I mostly play Yuriko or Edgar Markov Vampire Tribal. Most decks are pretty strong but get real momentum on turn 3+.
One of them has a relatively cheap Fynn, the Fangbearer deck.
Holy shit!
Turn 1: 1 drop 1/1 deathtouch Turn 2: Fynn drop + attack = 2 poison counters Turn 3: +1-2 additional 1/1 deathtouch drops (more if sol ring or other mana ramp because green)
By turn 4 it can get pretty devastating, had an enchantment that made creatures with low power unblockable, he could basically 1 shot anyone at that point. He also rocks proliferate so even if you lock Fynn down, he can sometimes just proliferate and kill everyone after a few turns if the game ends up being a drag.
I know most people will say just remove him or counter him, but turn 2-3 removal is often not possible. Also, if our pod happens to have 1-2 of our newer players, they dont really have time to see shit coming haha.
What would you do in this situation? Build a bit more around removal? Most games we can manage him and focus him, but with deathtouch, it almost seems like removal is the only way to go. We still love playing against it and see it as a challenge. It's funny as the deck costs pennies compared to some of our other decks lol.

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Hey everyone!
I recently dove deep into the fascinating world of web unblockers and thought I'd share some insights that might just change how you see internet restrictions and web scraping. You might already know that web unblockers are like secret passageways that let you sneak past internet censorship or geofencing. Think of them as VPNs on steroids, allowing not just encrypted data transfer for privacy but also unrestricted browsing freedom.
But here's where it gets really interesting, especially for folks in the web scraping arena. Web unblockers serve as these powerful APIs designed to outsmart anti-bot protections. They’re like the ninjas of the internet, using tactics such as IP rotation, browser fingerprinting, CAPTCHA solving, and even Javascript rendering to access the data we need.
Now, you might think a proxy does the job by changing your IP address. But web unblockers? They're the whole package, offering a bunch more than just a disguise. Yet, it's not all smooth sailing. No single web unblocker can claim victory over every anti-bot mechanism out there. Tech giants like Cloudflare are in constant evolution, crafting more complex defenses to keep bots at bay.
This is exactly why I conducted the Great Web Unblocker Benchmark. It's a showdown to see how different web unblockers stack up against the toughest anti-bot solutions in the wild. Sure, there's a price tag attached to these unblockers, but picking the right one isn't just about spending money—it's about investing in seamless data access for our projects.
In the end, the key takeaway is weighing the cost against the potential to maintain an uninterrupted data flow for our customers. Let's keep pushing the envelope and finding the best tools to navigate these challenges together.
Cheers to an open and accessible web for all our scraping needs!
Linkt to the full article: https://substack.thewebscraping.club/p/what-is-a-web-unblocker

does anyone have an unblocked proxy website that doesnt have any sorts of limits? I use the proxies available at sites.google.com/view/undergroundkids but they all have some sort of data restrictions. I want to play fnaf during school. I used to play on Yandex.com, but it got blocked because of everyone knowing about it (nobody knows how to gatekeep)

i have a dell chromebook. everything is blocked (not through go guardian the district blocked everything) proxy sites are blocked, and websites for vpns are blocked. can’t even go into dev mode. ik it’s possible on our chromebooks cuz some smart nerdy kids found out how to unblock it

I like to think I've come up with at least a couple fun/interesting decks. I'm just curious what people think of this spread!
Master Chef Lae'Zel if most certainly my favorite, creating an unholy amount of +1/+1 counters. It was the first deck I ever built, definitely my strongest, and my fav.
Up next is Queen Kayle bin-Kroog. This deck is so fun to play. Best wincon is probably discard damage off [[Glint-horn Buccaneer]], especially fun when the ability is copied and the damage is boosted from [[Taii Wakeen, Perfect Shot]]. Alternate wincon with infinite unblockable combats with [[Sword of Feast and Famine]] [[Rogue's Passage]] and [[Aggravated Assault]].
[[Thalia and the Gitrog Monster]] is definitely the most popular commander I play based of EDHrec. It's a goofy landfall deck where I don't always try to win through [[Scute Swarm]] don't worry. Probably my second strongest deck just because the commander is so scary.
I made a Laughing Jasper deck after I pulled him on release day. Not a tuned deck by any means (no Sol Ring, Swiftfoot Boots, etc.) but can mill pretty hard. Kinda just outlaw jank haha.
Oops another landfall deck. How could I not build Bonny Pal though! Between her and [[Mordenkainen]] I get some massive token out. A super fun time (for me).
Lastly is my most recent deck, true jank with 0 dollars spend to build it, Amalia Benavides life manipulation deck :) horrendous land base, but a couple easy combos and some fun things to do.
Other than that I have the new Gonti precon and a Rin and Seri, Inseparable deck that is 100% proxied and copied from someone else's decklist.

its the end of the school year and we are allowed to play games on the computers for classes we already took the test for. i know its possible to play fortnight somehow and animal jam, and minecraft to because of x box that they haven't blocked anyways how *do* you unblock websites i tried everything: copy and translating url, they blocked all of the vpn and proxys and i watched videos they either dont work or they block videos (that i think worked) any other tips? is it even possible at this point!?

Hey Netflix enthusiasts and VPN users! 🌟
I've spent countless hours testing and researching to bring you the definitive guide to the best Netflix VPNs for 2024.
After extensive testing, I've narrowed it down to one frontrunners: NordVPN.
Here’s why Nord is ou your go-to choice:

NordVPN:

A powerhouse in the VPN world, NordVPN stands out for its exceptional ability to unblock Netflix across the most regions. Its user-friendly interface, combined with lightning-fast speeds, ensures a seamless streaming experience. I've tested it and it works with 20+ regions no problems.

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Pros of why you should choose Nord over other VPNs:

• sock5 proxy support
• dns customization in app
• better mesh networking features that allow remote vpn
• better password manager / drive bundles
• one of the biggest server networks that can easily max out 1 GBPS connections (most VPNs can't)

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Check out gamsgo, a service that lets you split the cost of streaming services with other users!
Getting cheaper Netflix via the old turkish method is not reliable and does not work that well anymore unfortunately...

I've built a couple dozen edh decks by now so I have a good idea how to construct a "regular" deck but I kind of want to try out cedh and have found that I'm not entirely sure how to go about that. I looked at all the top cedh decks on edhrec and see that the common factor is ALL of them have the same mana rocks. Every possible 0 cost mana rock plus mana vault and sol ring.
Ok I have most of those and can proxy the rest. But now I kind of can't figure out what makes a cedh deck. Am I supposed to maximize tutors and free spells to pull off a combo? So just throw in all the deadly rolick's and deflecting swats and force of wills? Are there certain cmc's for spells or commanders that kind of inherently make a card not cedh viable? Is a 5 cmc commander not cedh viable? People say that most cedh decks aim to win by turn 3-4 so does that mean that if I goldfish my deck and it is not routinely winning by then it's not going to be a viable cedh deck?
I want to avoid making that deck that is too powerful for casual and too casual for cedh.
I am of course the kind of guy that doesn't want to play the same combos as everyone else and want to win with some style so I am looking at trying to craft an infinite combat turns combo that kills via unblockable commander damage. Is that too complicated a combo for cedh? Do combos need to be like 2-3 cards max for cedh viability?

Hey anime fans! Are you a die-hard Crunchyroll subscriber who can't get enough of those sweet, sweet Japanese animations? 😍 Well, I've got some awesome news for you - with the right VPN, you can watch Crunchyroll from literally any corner of the globe! 🌎
Now, I know what you're thinking - "But won't that violate Crunchyroll's terms of service?" And you'd be right to be a little worried about that. Using a VPN to access content that's not available in your region could be seen as a no-no by the anime streaming gods. 😬
But fear not, my fellow otaku! I'm here to guide you through the Wild West of VPNs for Crunchyroll, so you can watch your favorite shows without any legal risk. Plus, we'll make sure your internet service provider (ISP) can't slow down your precious anime streams. 💨
So grab your body pillow, get cozy, and let's dive right in! 💻
Why You Might Need a VPN for Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll is available in most countries, but the shows you can watch often vary based on where you're located. 🌐 Different licensing agreements mean the full library is usually only accessible from the US.
If you're traveling abroad or living outside the States, you might find your favorite shows are blocked or unavailable. A VPN can give you a US IP address, tricking Crunchyroll into thinking you're accessing it from within the country. Boom! Full anime collection unlocked! 🔓
But that's not the only reason to use a VPN for Crunchyroll. These nifty tools can also:
- Stop your ISP from throttling your internet speed when streaming video 🐢➡️🚀
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- Allow safe and private torrenting of anime shows (if that's your thing) ⛵
So while a VPN may be essential for unblocking Crunchyroll libraries, it also provides some great privacy and security benefits too. It's a win-win! 🏆🏆
How to Choose the Best VPN for Crunchyroll
Not all VPNs are created equal when it comes to streaming anime. There are a few key things you'll want to look out for:

• 🌐 A large network of US servers for accessing the full Crunchyroll library
• 🚀 Blazing fast speeds for buffer-free streaming in HD
• 🔒 Strong encryption and a strict no-logs policy to protect your privacy
• 🔓 Proven ability to consistently unblock Crunchyroll
• 💰 Affordable pricing plans with a money-back guarantee

With those criteria in mind, here are my top VPN recommendations for watching Crunchyroll in 2024:

1. 🥇 NordVPN - All-Around Awesome for Crunchyroll

It's no surprise that NordVPN tops this list. This VPN powerhouse ticks all the boxes - it's super fast, insanely secure, and awesome for streaming.
NordVPN has over 5,400 servers across 59 countries, with a huge portion of those servers located in the United States. That's a lot of IP options for unblocking that sweet Crunchyroll content! 🇺🇸
Need speed for silky smooth anime binges? NordVPN's NordLynx protocol is based on WireGuard and can hit blistering download speeds of 445Mbps! Plus, it bypasses Crunchyroll's VPN blocks like a hot kunai through butter.
When it comes to security, NordVPN doesn't play around. You get military-grade encryption, a kill switch, protection against WebRTC leaks, twoavavailable double VPN servers, and Onion over VPN for accessing .onion sites. It's also one of the most privacy-focused VPNs, with an independently audited no-logs policy.
Other cool NordVPN features for anime fans include Smart DNS for streaming on devices that can't run VPN apps, split-tunneling, and up to 6 simultaneous device connections.
NordVPN is a teensy bit pricey compared to some rivals, but frequent discounts make it totally affordable. There's even a 30-day money-back guarantee so you can take it for a test drive first.

1. 🥈 Surfshark - Unlimited Device Support and Amazing Value 💰

Here's a VPN that really packs a punch for the price - Surfshark is an ultra affordable option that still delivers all the goods for Crunchyroll streaming.
With over 3,200 servers across 100 countries (including many in the US), you'll have no trouble finding a fast, reliable connection to the Crunchyroll库 Surfshark's speeds are blisteringly fast too, thanks to its WireGuard implementation.
But where Surfshark really shines is in its unlimited simultaneous device connections. That's right - one subscription lets you stream Crunchyroll on as many phones, laptops, tablets, smart TVs, and gaming consoles as you want! Perfect for the whole anime-loving family. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
Security features include military-grade encryption, a kill switch, protection against WebRTC/DNS/IPv6 leaks, and Surfshark's handy bypasser that disguises your VPN traffic. There's also a strict no-logs policy that's been independently audited.
Other cool things like split-tunneling, static IP servers, and a smart DNS solution called Nexshield round out Surfshark's streaming-friendly feature set.
Surfshark isn't perfect (no VPN is) but it delivers insane value at a crazy low price - especially with its regular discounts and 30-day money-back offer.

1. 🥉 ExpressVPN - Beginner-Friendly Apps and Top-Notch Streaming

If you're new to the VPN game, ExpressVPN is probably your best bet for using with Crunchyroll. Its apps are a dream for non-techies, with a simple, intuitive interface across all platforms.
But don't let the user-friendliness fool you - ExpressVPN is a serious powerhouse when it comes to unblocking and streaming capabilities. It works with heaps of video services including Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max, and of course Crunchyroll.
ExpressVPN has high-speed servers in 94 countries, including cities all across the United States. It uses its own proprietary Lightway protocol that's designed for super fast, reliable connections. No more buffering woes!
On the security front, you get military-grade encryption, perfect forward secrecy, a kill switch, and DNS/IPv6 leak protection. ExpressVPN doesn't log any of your online activities either.
Some other nifty features include split-tunneling, smart DNS, mediastreamer for smart TVs and gaming consoles, and up to 5 simultaneous connections.
The only real downside? ExpressVPN doesn't come cheap. But frequent discounts take a bit of the sting out of the pricing. Plus there's that sweet 30-day money-back guarantee as a safety net.

1. 💻 CyberGhost - Streaming Optimized Servers and Massive Network

CyberGhost has one of the biggest VPN server networks around, with over 7,700 servers spanning 91 countries. That's a whole lotta options for finding a lightning-fast US server to unblock Crunchyroll!
But the really cool thing about CyberGhost is its streaming-optimized servers, which are configured specifically for buffer-free video streaming on popular services. There's even one optimized just for Crunchyroll!
I took CyberGhost for a spin and could easily access the full Crunchyroll anime library, with no stuttering or quality issues. Slick!
CyberGhost covers all the security essentials too - military-grade encryption, a kill switch, DNS/IP leak protection, and a comprehensive no-logs policy that's been independently audited.
Other streaming-friendly features include unlimited bandwidth, 7 simultaneous device connections, and Smart DNS for non-VPN devices.
CyberGhost is pretty affordable, especially on longer plans. You can test it out yourself thanks to the generous 45-day money-back guarantee - plenty of time for an extended anime binge!

1. 💻 Private Internet Access - Simple But Solid for Crunchyroll

If you're looking for a straightforward, no-nonsense VPN for accessing US Crunchyroll, Private Internet Access (PIA) could be just what you need.
PIA has servers in all 50 US states, and it's a cinch to connect to the fastest one for your location with the auto-connect feature. Its WireGuard implementation means lightning-quick VPN speeds too.
While not as fancy as some premium VPNs, PIA has all the essential security chops - military-grade encryption, a kill switch, leak protection, and a cast-iron no-logs policy that's been proven in court.
The Android app comes loaded with an internet killswitch, split-tunneling, proxy support, and the ability to use PIA on unlimited devices. Sweet!
PIA might not dazzle with eye-catching features, but it's reliable, secure, and excellent value for money - especially if you nab one of the frequent discounts. It even throws in a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Stream Crunchyroll Anywhere with a VPN! 📺🌍
There you have it - my top VPN picks for watching ALL the Crunchyroll anime you can handle in 2024, no matter where you're located on this big ol' globe.
But before you rush off and start binging, there's a couple things to keep in mind:
1) While using a VPN for Crunchyroll is likely fine legally, it does violate the platform's terms of service. So maybe keep a low profile and don't go shouting about it from the rooftops. 🤫
2) Make sure to grab a VPN with a money-back guarantee, so you can test it out with Crunchyroll first before fully committing. My #1 recommendation NordVPN has a risk-free 30-day refund window, which is awesome.
So there you go! Now you're free to travel the world catching every Crunchyroll anime as it airs, whether you're kicking back at home or on a beach in Bali. 🏖
Grab one of those trusty VPNs, settle in with your favorite snacks, and let the anime binge commence! Kanpai! 🍻

I'm not much of a tech savy. I've recently installed adguard. Enabled dns protection and parental control. But still I'm prone to adult sites using unblock proxy sites. Is there any setting I'm missing?

Hey y'all! I posted a question recently on whether or not [[Ayesha Tanaka, Armorer]] could make for a viable commander in cEDH. As someone who's been playing mainly Kinnan and Kediss+Malcolm, I wanted to try a commander that really went all in on the artifacts idea. I wanted to flex my brewing muscle more than just my "reading a netdeck" muscle, so in combination with the feedback, I started throwing this together. The main win-con I think would be painter's servant+grindstone, although it takes a while to get around to each player, so a secondary is dramatic scepter into aetherflux or walking ballista, although that requires a few more pieces to be in place. Last back-up was just mass animating the artifacts out to swing in for 40-50 damage around turn 6 or 7. Alternative win cons I considered exploring where commander damage since she does have that unblockable clause or just using a lot of board wipes that keep one creature alive to maintain a low board state, although those don't seem as effective in the competitive format. Another potential strategy were [[armageddon]]esque effects and then cheating out a lot of mana rocks, but that felt too slow.
Right now I'm dealing with a lot of combo decks and it feels like needing to run so many artifacts bites down on the amount of interaction I need to keep that from popping off, so I don't know if there are any stronger stax pieces that can really deal with that. I've got some decent enough answers for thoracle, but I wanted to know if there were any other threats to look out for and how to deal with them in a deck like this.
I know this obviously won't be tier one, but I think there's a spot for her somewhere.
Tourneys I participate in are proxy friendly so there's no worry about budget.
https://archidekt.com/decks/7387875

My school provides students with Macbook Airs as part of their education system, and have them all set up as company/school devices with a locked admin account and several proxy's and firewalls such as Linewize and Falcon.
For some extra context about my school, we are heavily iSTEM focused with a massive engineering course budget. Despite the large budget however, they have only this year opened up a programming course for year 11 and 12. There hasn't been much interest so far so the IT department decided to issue a challenge. (with permission from the school)
For the challenge, we have to figure out a way to either steal the password for the admin account or change the student account into an admin. The only rule is that our method has to involve programming, apart from that anything is allowed, and we have permission to use some degree of malware as long as it doesn't create any permanent changes or damage to devices. The winner of the challenge gets $50 and are allowed to unblock 1 website (non-explicit) for every unique solution the students can come up with. They will all be reset next year so the quicker we come up with a solution the more we get out of it.
I haven't ever tried coding before this, so I'm kinda stumbling around in the dark. So far I have figured out how to make a decent keyreader on Swift UI, but it can't run without admin password because all permission, VPN, Proxy and account settings are password locked. I also can't run the side command from terminal. I have scrolled through every web certificate and key chain entry possible, but the ones I need are admin locked. I can't think of any other ways to do it through kinda normal means. Recently I have been reading about malware, in particular SQL injections but don't know where to start and what would be a waste of time.
Any suggestions would be great.