Ignore function....

[catsnknots]

I want it back... and when I put someone on ignore I want it to also put me on their ignore list... 

[cherry*135]

I agree with wanting the option of having the ignore feature to ignore posters and their posts back as it was on 

CS before the recent changes.

I don't think the other option of the ignored not being able to read the ignorers posts would be suitable on a public forum.

Wouldn't that make a sort of not real community? If you only want to communicate with people who think like you/agree with you? bearing in mind it is a public forum and anyone and everyone is free to post here.

[i-need-a-martini]

I agree cat.

[joz*garage]

nice idea, apparently lithium never had that feature on any of their froums, only for the PM system 

(but, i never saw the need for a ignore button myself)

[freakiness]

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@joz*garage wrote:

nice idea, apparently lithium never had that feature on any of their froums, only for the PM system 

(but, i never saw the need for a ignore button myself)

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Yep, I ignored the ignore feature anyway. I'd rather read whatever I choose to read and ignore what I choose to ignore. Don't need a button for that.

It would get rather boring if we could stop everyone who disagrees with our opinions from being able to read everyones posts.

[joz*garage]

It would get rather boring if we could stop everyone who disagrees with our opinions from being able to read everyones posts.

yeah not such a nice idea after all

fair enough if you want to ignore someone (if that ignore feature still existed

but, to prevent that member from reading your posts too is going a little overboard

they should have every right to read your posts, it should be up to them if they want to ignore too

(hypothetically)

[2106greencat]

The ignore button was a must for me. I have that disease where you just can't seem to help responding to fools in the way they are likely to understand -  and that of course usually ended up in a resounding slap.

Now I have to be so very careful and keep so much inside it is becoming detrimental to my mental state.

[catsnknots]

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@2106greencat wrote:

The ignore button was a must for me. I have that disease where you just can't seem to help responding to fools in the way they are likely to understand -  and that of course usually ended up in a resounding slap.

Now I have to be so very careful and keep so much inside it is becoming detrimental to my mental state.

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Exactly..... 

it seems the older I get the more likely I am to tell someone where to go in language that a lot of people don't like... 

and the reason I want to be able to block people from reading my posts is because I don't feel they are worthy of reading my wonderful posts... 

[azureline**]

I can't tell whose posts belong to who anymore without trying......

[dropyourjeans]

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@catmad*2013 wrote:

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@2106greencat wrote:

The ignore button was a must for me. I have that disease where you just can't seem to help responding to fools in the way they are likely to understand -  and that of course usually ended up in a resounding slap.

Now I have to be so very careful and keep so much inside it is becoming detrimental to my mental state.

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Exactly..... 

it seems the older I get the more likely I am to tell someone where to go in language that a lot of people don't like... 

and the reason I want to be able to block people from reading my posts is because I don't feel they are worthy of reading my wonderful posts... 

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I think it would cause major issues if we could block people from seeing posts.

It would be intimidating and excluding.  It would be easy for little groups to each block a member for the sake of teasing, mocking and causing grief to that person.  

I find the older I get the easier it is not to use offensive language at them when telling them where to go