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To: DMaA who wrote (5250)7/31/2015 1:32:49 PM
From: Tenchusatsu2 Recommendations

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Eric L
HerbVic

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DMaA,
B is carrying on a one way conversation - He never has to see what A is saying but he shoves posts into A's face.
A can put B onto Ignore.

If A still has a problem ignoring B's posts even after putting him on Ignore, then A is the one who needs to grow a thicker skin.

B of course is being a troll and probably knows that he can get underneath A's skin. But that's the Internet for you. Trolls can feel significant by playing these games.

Tenchusatsu



To: DMaA who wrote (5250)7/31/2015 4:54:10 PM
From: SI Dmitry (code monkey)1 Recommendation

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Ivan Inkling

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Dear DMaA,
B temporarily undoes the ignore on A so he can see one of A's posts.
From what you describe, no temporary change is required. B can always see A's posts, with hide ignored turned off (show ignored selected). Hiding or showing posts from members on one's ignore list is a preference that every Member has control over.
"he shoves posts into A's face."
If A doesn't want to see any of B's posts, or only wants to see some of member B's posts, A should ignore B. This is the purpose of the Ignore list; it is designed to prevent member B from accessing Member A's active notification system, as well as from being able to send Member A private messages.

Regards,

@Dima