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Essentially. none.
Admins can block users on individual servers. If individual servers are causing problems, Admins can defederate them, which causes more issues then it resolve usually.
There, isn't much you can do to ensure an individual problem-user stays banned.
I mean is there really a great way to keep a problem user banned on Reddit? VPNs, VMs, etc pretty much make it so a dedicated trouble maker can keep coming back unless I'm mistaken
Beehaw vets its users to try to keep the trolls out. On Reddit, there were some tricks like requiring minimum karma or minimum account age to post in a subreddit. But yeah, it's impossible to keep a determined troll out. I'm thinking the best that can be done is to keep more eyes on the board, have better tools to identify problem posts & problem users quickly, ideally, deleting their crap five seconds after they post it.
One small secret reddit had-
Some users took pride in their account's age, and/or karma. Here- well, that doesn't really exist.
I can spin up a new account right now, and nobody would know any different.