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Ignore Function Tutorial here?

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Archie

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I don't know if we have it here, I know they have it at other sites.

I don't want to ignore anyone, I can usually filter out what I want to read.

but there are a few posters that might just need to put each other on ignore. Posters that get really fired up over an E-break-up for instance.

it doesn't have to be permanent. but maybe someone could show us here how easy it is to use IGNORE.

 
good idea archie

just go to that person's profile by clicking their name, for example Mudcat, and hit the Add to Ignore List link to ignore his ass


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As a leading authority on the ignore function, I will say this:

I have found the ignore function to be great over the years. I am not currently using it here but when I was at SBR, I had like a third of the forum on ignore - and I got a much better experience for it. It's like the difference between watching a TV show on DVD versus in real time with all the commercials. It's so much better without the annoying delays and noise and nonsense.

The one thing I always caution though: the ignore function should not be used to teach someone a lesson. If you are going to feel a strong urge to repeatedly announce that you have that person on ignore, you are not ready to ignore. Also, if you have someone on ignore but you repeatedly feel the need to unignore certain individual posts, you might as well just skip the whole thing. You are not ready yet.

Ignore is not for the insecure.

Honestly, few people on forums are ready for the ignore function. But it is not impossible. If you have peace and seek peace, ignore may be for you.

:scholar:
 
Mudcat
As a leading authority on the ignore function, I will say this:

I have found the ignore function to be great over the years. I am not currently using it here but when I was at SBR, I had like a third of the forum on ignore - and I got a much better experience for it. It's like the difference between watching a TV show on DVD versus in real time with all the commercials. It's so much better without the annoying delays and noise and nonsense.

The one thing I always caution though: the ignore function should not be used to teach someone a lesson. If you are going to feel a strong urge to repeatedly announce that you have that person on ignore, you are not ready to ignore. Also, if you have someone on ignore but you repeatedly feel the need to unignore certain individual posts, you might as well just skip the whole thing. You are not ready yet.

Ignore is not for the insecure.

Honestly, few people on forums are ready for the ignore function. But it is not impossible. If you have peace and seek peace, ignore may be for you.

:scholar:
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:lmao: This should go into the Gamelive Poster Handbook.
 
Mudcat
As a leading authority on the ignore function, I will say this:

I have found the ignore function to be great over the years. I am not currently using it here but when I was at SBR, I had like a third of the forum on ignore - and I got a much better experience for it. It's like the difference between watching a TV show on DVD versus in real time with all the commercials. It's so much better without the annoying delays and noise and nonsense.

The one thing I always caution though: the ignore function should not be used to teach someone a lesson. If you are going to feel a strong urge to repeatedly announce that you have that person on ignore, you are not ready to ignore. Also, if you have someone on ignore but you repeatedly feel the need to unignore certain individual posts, you might as well just skip the whole thing. You are not ready yet.

Ignore is not for the insecure.

Honestly, few people on forums are ready for the ignore function. But it is not impossible. If you have peace and seek peace, ignore may be for you.

:scholar:
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good say. Yes it is always very hilarious, when a poster repeatedly says "I don't know what so and so poster just said there, because I have them on ignore......oftentimes in a thread the "ignored" poster started.
do posters actually think that hurts their feelings? well..... I guess it might hurt some poster's feelings on 2nd thought

 
Mudcat
As a leading authority on the ignore function, I will say this:

I have found the ignore function to be great over the years. I am not currently using it here but when I was at SBR, I had like a third of the forum on ignore - and I got a much better experience for it. It's like the difference between watching a TV show on DVD versus in real time with all the commercials. It's so much better without the annoying delays and noise and nonsense.

The one thing I always caution though: the ignore function should not be used to teach someone a lesson. If you are going to feel a strong urge to repeatedly announce that you have that person on ignore, you are not ready to ignore. Also, if you have someone on ignore but you repeatedly feel the need to unignore certain individual posts, you might as well just skip the whole thing. You are not ready yet.

Ignore is not for the insecure.

Honestly, few people on forums are ready for the ignore function. But it is not impossible. If you have peace and seek peace, ignore may be for you.

:scholar:
Click to expand...

Pretty sharp analysis.
 
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