Changes and New Features in the Forum
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I've made these changes to the forum:
Flagging offensive posts is the best tool we have to keep things civil - please use it when warranted. On the other hand, maliciously flagging posts in an attempt to hassle other users will not be effective, and your account will likely be deactivated for wasting our time. |
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Great updates. Thanks. |
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Will we know who chooses to "ignore" whom? |
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Cool ideas. Great work! |
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Is there (or will there be) a way to permanently "unignore" the trolls identified by (2)? In other words, if I want to see what the trolls (or particular trolls) are posting without having to click "Show It" every time? Not joking. |
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Awesome changes! Thanks! |
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JaredG wrote: Is there (or will there be) a way to permanently "unignore" the trolls identified by (2)? In other words, if I want to see what the trolls (or particular trolls) are posting without having to click "Show It" every time? Not joking. As harmful as they can be, I fully agree with this. Back when Tradiban was still around it I wouldn't have missed one of those posts for the world, and it would have been such a hassle to click every one of his comments just to see his glorious work in action. |
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Thanks for the explanation |
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Julian H wrote: What happens when Jill decided that she likes Jack again? Nick Wilder wrote: 4. Users can remove people from the Ignore list on the Account Settings page.Go to your profile page, click the "Edit Profile" button and then the "Account Settings" tab. Ignored Users are in the lower left corner. |
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JaredG wrote: Is there (or will there be) a way to permanently "unignore" the trolls identified by (2)? In other words, if I want to see what the trolls (or particular trolls) are posting without having to click "Show It" every time? Not joking. I'd like this also. Commented in the other thread, sheesh. I'd just as soon see what everyone posts and make up my own mind. BTW, I couldn't get "everyone" to italicize. Best, Helen |
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While you're at it, you should change the name of this feature. If you are going to unilaterally abrogate diversity and inclusivity by enabling individuals to cancel other individuals, you're no longer operating a public space for the open exchange of ideas. It's not a forum anymore, so stop calling it one. |
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This is awesome, thanks a lot Nick. |
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Paul Morrison wrote: While you're at it, you should change the name of this feature. If you are going to unilaterally abrogate diversity and inclusivity by enabling individuals to cancel other individuals, you're no longer operating a public space for the open exchange of ideas. It's not a forum anymore, so stop calling it one. Is this a joke? It's quite funny. |
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Nick Rhodes wrote: This is a great feature but I'm thoroughly disappointed the "community" couldn't just ignore what triggers them without the help of Big Brother. C'est la vie. Yay! He's back!!!! ... unless I'm being trolled. :) |
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Bill Lawry wrote:That's not trolling. |
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Marc801 C wrote: That's not trolling. Go it. |
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Users with lots of flagged posts, warnings, and agreement by the mods are minimized. Don’t like that ? then don’t be a dick. |
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Bill Lawry wrote: Well, the last name is misspelled, so... |
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Warnings before a ban, a soft-ban system (minimized posts) and user-enabled ignore functions all sound like perfectly reasonable forum moderation features. |
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BOO ;) |
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BigCountry wrote: BOO ;) Boo who? |