How can you ad people to your ignore list... - Downloaded from the Wizards Community, all coding removed by Solauren

How can you ad people to your ignore list...

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
outlaw68
Oct 17, 2008 22:33:03 How can you ad people to your ignore list... when you can't even open there profile so you can hit "Ignore this person"
#2
mudbunny
Oct 17, 2008 22:53:49 If you get a blank page when you get to someone's profile, just keep hitting refresh. It will eventually open up, and then you can add them to your ignore list. It is a known bug/error on the WotC website that they are looking into.
#3
calronmoonflower
Oct 18, 2008 2:54:05 -> My Account
-> My User Control Panel
-> Buddy / Ignore Lists

Enter the name manually on the bottom and hit the save button.
#4
Rakor
Oct 25, 2008 17:05:36 When you put someone on your ignore list the effect is that their posts simply don't appear on threads? Is there anything like "Post from ignored user here."? Or dos it just make conversations confusing?
#5
outlaw68
Oct 25, 2008 17:50:22
When you put someone on your ignore list the effect is that their posts simply don't appear on threads? Is there anything like "Post from ignored user here."? Or dos it just make conversations confusing?

yes there is a message saying an ignored user has posted..
#6
lord_karsus
Oct 25, 2008 20:46:12
When you put someone on your ignore list the effect is that their posts simply don't appear on threads? Is there anything like "Post from ignored user here."? Or dos it just make conversations confusing?

-From what I have been told, it basically puts the ignored persons' post in something akin to an SBLOCK box, and, if you want, you can click on it, and see what they said. Something to that effect.
#7
rinonalyrna_fathomlin
Oct 25, 2008 22:39:58 Yes, putting someone on your ignore list doesn't mean you can never read their posts. Just click "View Post".
#8
wight_chocolate
Oct 25, 2008 23:02:10
Yes, putting someone on your ignore list doesn't mean you can never read their posts. Just click "View Post".

Which really just makes it more of a dramatic gesture than anything else, since most people who "ignore" others probably go ahead and read all of the offending person's posts anyway.

Except it's not dramatic at all because nobody knows you've done it unless you tell them so, which is apparently considered baiting.

Overall, there doesn't seem to be much point to it unless someone's posting grotesque images that you don't want to look at or flooding your PM box.
#9
on_the_wings_of_tpk
Oct 27, 2008 17:41:37
Which really just makes it more of a dramatic gesture than anything else, since most people who "ignore" others probably go ahead and read all of the offending person's posts anyway.

Except it's not dramatic at all because nobody knows you've done it unless you tell them so, which is apparently considered baiting.

Overall, there doesn't seem to be much point to it unless someone's posting grotesque images that you don't want to look at or flooding your PM box.

Generally what I do when someone is being a dork, is invite them to continue the conversation via PM...and then put them on the ignore list.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 outlaw68 Oct 17, 2008 22:33:03	How can you ad people to your ignore list... when you can't even open there profile so you can hit "Ignore this person"
#2 mudbunny Oct 17, 2008 22:53:49	If you get a blank page when you get to someone's profile, just keep hitting refresh. It will eventually open up, and then you can add them to your ignore list. It is a known bug/error on the WotC website that they are looking into.
#3 calronmoonflower Oct 18, 2008 2:54:05	-> My Account -> My User Control Panel -> Buddy / Ignore Lists Enter the name manually on the bottom and hit the save button.
#4 Rakor Oct 25, 2008 17:05:36	When you put someone on your ignore list the effect is that their posts simply don't appear on threads? Is there anything like "Post from ignored user here."? Or dos it just make conversations confusing?
#5 outlaw68 Oct 25, 2008 17:50:22	When you put someone on your ignore list the effect is that their posts simply don't appear on threads? Is there anything like "Post from ignored user here."? Or dos it just make conversations confusing? yes there is a message saying an ignored user has posted..
#6 lord_karsus Oct 25, 2008 20:46:12	When you put someone on your ignore list the effect is that their posts simply don't appear on threads? Is there anything like "Post from ignored user here."? Or dos it just make conversations confusing? -From what I have been told, it basically puts the ignored persons' post in something akin to an SBLOCK box, and, if you want, you can click on it, and see what they said. Something to that effect.
#7 rinonalyrna_fathomlin Oct 25, 2008 22:39:58	Yes, putting someone on your ignore list doesn't mean you can never read their posts. Just click "View Post".
#8 wight_chocolate Oct 25, 2008 23:02:10	Yes, putting someone on your ignore list doesn't mean you can never read their posts. Just click "View Post". Which really just makes it more of a dramatic gesture than anything else, since most people who "ignore" others probably go ahead and read all of the offending person's posts anyway. Except it's not dramatic at all because nobody knows you've done it unless you tell them so, which is apparently considered baiting. Overall, there doesn't seem to be much point to it unless someone's posting grotesque images that you don't want to look at or flooding your PM box.
#9 on_the_wings_of_tpk Oct 27, 2008 17:41:37	Which really just makes it more of a dramatic gesture than anything else, since most people who "ignore" others probably go ahead and read all of the offending person's posts anyway. Except it's not dramatic at all because nobody knows you've done it unless you tell them so, which is apparently considered baiting. Overall, there doesn't seem to be much point to it unless someone's posting grotesque images that you don't want to look at or flooding your PM box. Generally what I do when someone is being a dork, is invite them to continue the conversation via PM...and then put them on the ignore list.