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Ignore Functionality
Just a quick question about the ignore function.
Is there any way, within the function, to ignore posts quoted by someone that you're ignoring? I realize there may not be, but if someone you're ignoring is regularly quoted by others, it sort of defeats the purpose of the function. Thanks. |
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I understood, but unfortunately, since you wouldn't have the quoting poster on ignore, there is not.
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It's good in theory but in practice it's not ever going to work the way we'd all want to work. IF all users had a unique GUID that was attached to every piece of content (as metadata) that they created on the site then an across the board ignore function could use the guid as the source to block. But that would be a lot of programming for someone. |
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I believe that's the post number in the thread which numbered as well
Most sites that have membership have unique guids that are database tools, not user surfaced Example, we use guids on our sites as crosswalks in data merges, it's in essence a unique key that allows us to match up users in lists |
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I figured as much. Thanks for the response.
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Personally, I think functionality is important and shouldn't be ignored.
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Kinda unrelated but kinda is, is it possible to block a member from sending pm's to you?
I got a pm yesterday from a member with a 'holier than thou' attitude. I don't know if he's someone that escaped the Sun Deck but shouldn't have. I just know that I'm not that interested in someone that I don't talk to sending me a pm telling me how little he thinks of me instead of just talking to me like a normal person. I could tell him what he could do with his opinion but why bother. |
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I'm really not sure; as wolfboy said, I would think ignoring a user would also block his or her PMs, but it may be an all or nothing thing.
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