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Hi Skate
Let's see how the squealers like logging off and logging on every time I post a chart
Blocking / ignoring only really works if it’s two way.@Rabbithop, to me, @Captain_Chaza is a highly emotive individual, and there's no doubt that his actions and decisions are influenced by his emotions. However, it's important to acknowledge that despite this, he possesses some remarkable and distinct skills.
If I had the authority, I would propose discarding the concept of the "two-way block" entirely, as it seems to hinder rather than facilitate productive communication.
Furthermore, I would like to highlight that @Captain_Chaza demonstrates a great deal of wit in his posts. In particular, his contributions to the "Dump it here" thread are consistently well-received and valued by our small community. His ability to inject humor and provoke thought in those discussions is genuinely appreciated.
Skate.
Blocking / ignoring only really works if it’s two way - you don’t want them to continue to be able to see your posts, otherwise they can continue their abuse and you can’t see it.
I am not sure I like the idea of the honesty system. I think I would prefer that once I have decided to break off communication with a person, it’s done.Earlier today, @Joe Blow provided an outline that inadvertently enables members to view the content of someone who has blocked you. This unintended consequence raises concerns about privacy and the effectiveness of blocking features.
Joe Blow said:
"I must make one additional point though. I will not look very kindly upon anyone who, after being informed that they have been placed on someone's ignore list, persists in making remarks about that person in their posts, or who continues to respond to their posts, knowing that person cannot see their replies. Once you have been told you have been placed on someone's ignore list, the onus is on you to back off and focus your energies elsewhere".
Furthermore, I have noticed that the comments I shared above, which were originally made by @Joe Blow, are not receiving the respect they deserve from some members. It seems that when certain individuals display strong emotions and react quickly to posts, it creates an environment where others feel entitled to join in and perpetuate a negative pattern of posts.
Skate.
Isn't not reading that stuff the entire point of the block feature?It seems that when certain individuals display strong emotions and react quickly to posts, it creates an environment where others feel entitled to join in and perpetuate a negative pattern of posts.
Isn't not reading that stuff the entire point of the block feature?
someone's ignore list, persists in making remarks about that person in their posts, or who continues to respond to their posts, knowing that person cannot see their replies.
Who are the lucky member of the community able to value his posts?@Rabbithop, to me, @Captain_Chaza is a highly emotive individual, and there's no doubt that his actions and decisions are influenced by his emotions. However, it's important to acknowledge that despite this, he possesses some remarkable and distinct skills.
If I had the authority, I would propose discarding the concept of the "two-way block" entirely, as it seems to hinder rather than facilitate productive communication.
Furthermore, I would like to highlight that @Captain_Chaza demonstrates a great deal of wit in his posts. In particular, his contributions to the "Dump it here" thread are consistently well-received and valued by our small community. His ability to inject humor and provoke thought in those discussions is genuinely appreciated.
Skate.
I can understand how confused and hurt you are, frog. I saw that and didn't understand it either and wanted to question it but thought it better to let it go for fear of stirring more trouble....sorry I didn't support you then, frog, as you supported me with your likes.. I feel bad about that.Who are the lucky member of the community able to value his posts?
Anyone left?
As far as I know, I was put on ignore because I dared adding a thumb up to a post...
I would question the actual purpose the captain is posting, why does he bother: as again and again, he feel attacked and block right and left for the slightest sign of life/opinion.
It is a shame as I was trying to make sense of his colourful diagrams and I do not need to agree to follow people..
Bit hard to follow at times, I 'll agree but like Mr. Skate , I figured out long ago , that this whacky poster has got his own dough where his big mouth is. ( beaucoup de respect de ma part )the actual purpose the captain is posting
Not exactly hurt, why should I care as I am not exactly alone in his blocked list, but was trying my best not to annoy him and just quietly try to understand his analysis etcI can understand how confused and hurt you are, frog. I saw that and didn't understand it either and wanted to question it but thought it better to let it go for fear of stirring more trouble....sorry I didn't support you then, frog, as you supported me with your likes.. I feel bad about that.
Edit: it's looking like Eskys's confession day again!
eskys must be the only member left who hasn't been made to walk the plank. I dared menton that I had made a small profit on a couple of trades. Then the tirade hit and the plank and blockage followed.Who are the lucky member of the community able to value his posts?
Anyone left?
As far as I know, I was put on ignore because I dared adding a thumb up to a post...
I would question the actual purpose the captain is posting, why does he bother: as again and again, he feel attacked and block right and left for the slightest sign of life/opinion.
It is a shame as I was trying to make sense of his colourful diagrams and I do not need to agree to follow people..
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