It's a really good idea though, forcing players to make an actual comment, or get them in trouble for spamming.

You do realize that those infoboxes that say "Always read the home page every once in a while to see new announcements and polls!"  we can also add, We are aware of first, second, third etc. comments, right?

Usually, the fools that make those comments never bother to read into the constructs and rules. 

Hm... We should do something like to an infobox that has rules like these down below. (Obviously the infobox shall not be seen to the ones viewing the comment, but to the one making the comment

Bulletpoints before each rule.

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WAIT! Before you comment, check these rules!

[.]Does it have to do anything with the shouts of first, second, third, etc?

[.] Any swearing? Any vandalising? 

[.] Is it helpful and contributing to the wiki?

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So if they don't follow these rules, and since anons cannot comment, it goes to a ban all along, because if they are a proper user, they shall use these commenting guidelines and more that you guys make up. I don't know if it's useful, but if you want: change it to a warning or something. I don't care.

Great Idea: We could place a link to a Commenting Rules page in one of these, and direct all users that break these rules to the page. repeated offenses could result in comment/chat blocks.

I agree because then people will not post very rude stuff such as swear words and they will not be able to spam or post comments which do not relate to the specific wiki page it is in. 

I agree with implementing new rules, but I would say that implementing to many rules can lead to a great amount of issues.

[I have been around Wiki for nearly a year, but I got banned for unknown reasons, I have to use this newer account instead.]

There's an option to ban a user's IP adress when clicking the ban button on their page.

I understand TWEM.

You can ban an anon but users should be banned if they break the rules too much as they should be held accountable.