This is honestly a great idea. None of my sites need or want non-US traffic. Why am I allowing it at all?

Not a new tactic. A classic way to cut down exploit attempts to something you can actually monitor rather than a firehose, for sites that don't need an international audience, is to blackhole IP blocks from China and Russia. Sites have been doing that since at least the early 2000s.

This is futile. There's these services called VPN's that let me exit my traffic into the US.

For a motivated attacker for sure but if you're just trying to cut down on run of the mill low quality stuff this seems effective.

> This is futile.

I will pop by and rob you later, I assume you have no windows, doors or locks and wont call the police after I clean you out because it would be futile.

I do wonder how many of the remaining 5% are Indians with VPNs. We’re in a niche industry so we ignore enquirers from people we can’t verify. So no big deal. Just a shame that we can’t really do business with India via a website.

Edit: I don’t have a Twitter account so was unable to see what was linked

Why would you need a Twitter account? I just went to that link in private browsing and it shows me their profile page, which is the link.

What's supposed to be at that link? I see a bunch of shit about Hunter Biden and what may or may not be this guy(?) gloating about wage theft.

For me, the first thing is "leftwingers tend to be ugly and rightwingers tend to be beautiful". It seems to mostly be political shitposting.

Ah, yeah, that one's new since I posted.

The account falls into "can't tell if this is a parody of right-wing "hustle" bros, or if this guy(?) is serious" territory.

first example from search result

https://twitter.com/SaaSWiz/status/1528633428106588160