Don't know if this is already implemented within ZB, so if it is, sorry.
Placement: Footer
Disable Double Posting for all:
<script src='http://divinitycoding.net/scripts/disDoublePost.js'>
/* Disable Double Posting by Eureka of Divinity Coding [http://divinitycoding.net] */
</script>
Now that seems harsh to disable double posting for everyone including admins and mods, so I decided to code up one for only members 
Disable Double Posting for members only (Members meaning non-staff members)
<script src='http://divinitycoding.net/scripts/disDoublePostMem.js'>
/* Disable Double Posting (Members) by Eureka of Divinity Coding [http://divinitycoding.net] */
</script>
Updated: Disable certain groups from double posting
<script>
/* Disable Double Posting (Groups) by Eureka of Divinity Coding [http://divinitycoding.net] */
var ddpg = ["Members","Moderators"];
document.write('<script src=http://divinitycoding.net/scripts/disdoublepostgrouppost.js><\/script>')
</script>
Edit the red text to group names or add more. NOTE: THIS IS CASE-SENSITIVE.
Updated: Disable certain members from double posting
<script>
/* Disable Double Posting (Certain Members) by Eureka of Divinity Coding [http://divinitycoding.net] */
var ddpm = ["test"];
document.write('<script src=http://divinitycoding.net/scripts/p378/disDoublePostSelMmbrs.js'><\/script>')
</script>
Edit the red for member names. You can add more if you want. NOTE: THIS IS CASE-SENSITIVE. This code is a burden to manage because you have to update it everytime he/she changes his/her name. Of course you shouldn't accept their request if you are to prevent them from double posting as punishment.
Enjoy
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