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TopicHow big is your ignore list?
LanHikari10
04/02/17 11:19:53 PM
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WhiskeyDisk posted...
because it was a laughable (and as knives pointed out) poorly implemented concession to all the precious snowflakes that need a safe place from ideas they don't agree with. there was already a built in feature from day one that took care of that. not logging in. self-control.

ostensibly, if the purpose of a messageboard is to communicate, it is antithetical to that idea to provide a feature to do the exact opposite of that.

when i go into a topic, and 10% of the topic is people crying that someone quoted a user they have blocked, i have to shake my head because it seems like y'all have forgotten the whole point of a messageboard in the first place.

See, now we're just going in circles There are some accounts that don't contribute anything to the boards and I don't really blame people for putting those accounts on ignore and it doesn't really seem to have anything to do with not wanting to hear dissenting opinions or being a special snowflake. I think we can all agree that there are accounts that are totally worthless and usually that's intentionally done.

Now, I hear a lot of arguments that say "Well, in those cases I just manually ignore it." And that's all fine and dandy, but I also see the other side that uses the ignore system. It's two different ways to achieve the same effect, and again I'll go back and say that I don't understand why people who don't use the ignore system occasionally insult the people who do. If you're not abusing the ignore system (I won't name names, but some people put a lot of users on ignore for very weak reasons.), then who cares?
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