But that is a terrible idea. If someone is annoying you don't give them the satisfaction of telling them.SilverBride wrote: »Also, the ignored poster should be made aware they are being ignored, which in theory should then stop the undesirable behavior.
Don't click it, then? I kinda fail to see the problem here.SilverBride wrote: »All it does is make it so the "ignored" player's posts are minimized. You can still click the post and read it.
Also, the ignored poster should be made aware they are being ignored, which in theory should then stop the undesirable behavior.
Don't click it, then? I kinda fail to see the problem here.SilverBride wrote: »All it does is make it so the "ignored" player's posts are minimized. You can still click the post and read it.
CyberOnEso wrote: »But that is a terrible idea. If someone is annoying you don't give them the satisfaction of telling them.SilverBride wrote: »Also, the ignored poster should be made aware they are being ignored, which in theory should then stop the undesirable behavior.
SilverBride wrote: »The ignore feature on the forums doesn't ignore at all. All it does is make it so the "ignored" player's posts are minimized. You can still click the post and read it.
There are reasons why someone may choose to ignore another poster. Please make this feature do what its name implies.
Also, the ignored poster should be made aware they are being ignored, which in theory should then stop the undesirable behavior.
SilverBride wrote: »
Right.. 2021 stop being so soft and hurt by someone’s typing. Ignore it an move on.Don't click it, then? I kinda fail to see the problem here.SilverBride wrote: »All it does is make it so the "ignored" player's posts are minimized. You can still click the post and read it.Also, the ignored poster should be made aware they are being ignored, which in theory should then stop the undesirable behavior.
That's just pointless.
I think avoiding that click might be the more practical solution i'm afraid. Works for me.SilverBride wrote: »You can still click the post and read it
VaranisArano wrote: »I wish the Ignore option included the threads they start.
SilverBride wrote: »The ignore feature on the forums doesn't ignore at all. All it does is make it so the "ignored" player's posts are minimized. You can still click the post and read it.
There are reasons why someone may choose to ignore another poster. Please make this feature do what its name implies.
SilverBride wrote: »
To be fair I don't think I have ever needed to use the ignore feature here. Granted I have spend some time in forums for WoW and SWTOR and those are drastically more toxic than this one.
That is one of the issues. I have accidentally click on posts that are ignored by me and it expands them. Sometimes those replies are directly to me, so it's like i never even ignored them. It is a huge grey box too. It's not like it is just a sliver. It's a full size post box.Sylvermynx wrote: »It's..... will power. If I ignore someone, it's because that person has become an issue for me - and I don't have any interest whatsoever in viewing that person's posts ever again.
So I don't click on the greyed out post link.... Seriously, if I actually set that person to "Ignore", WHY would I ever click on something that person posted?
Eh..... yeah. I did click on one post from someone I'd ignored.... and after I'd replied (with a snarky remark....*shrug*) I decided to pay a lot more attention.
So now, I don't reply unless I really INTEND to make that reply.
The ignore feature does not remove the ignored person from the world. The ignored person can't PM you. You will just have exercise some self control and not click on their post, and you won't see what they wrote.
SilverBride wrote: »The ignore feature does not remove the ignored person from the world. The ignored person can't PM you. You will just have exercise some self control and not click on their post, and you won't see what they wrote.
It should remove them from your world.
If we are being advised to put a problematic posters on ignore, then it should actually do something.