I'd like the ability to ignore a thread. If ignored, I want it omitted from the "What's New" page.
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I'd like the ability to ignore a thread. If ignored, I want it omitted from the "What's New" page.
Yes..
Great, thanks!
Fantastic. I'll be very glad to see this feature implemented!
[Placeholder post since the like button isn't yet live] ;)
I taken steps to remedy this myself…
http://i388.photobucket.com/albums/o...ps7c8d0a69.png
:D
Now I want to "like" that post, too! Dammit!
I'm torn on a "like" option. It's nice to get a shiny red notification that your post was liked and enjoyed by all (and really, feedback that it was read), but my guess is that could be a distraction in a big boy forum like this.
On the other hand, being a bit of a lurker myself, there's so many knowledgeable posts that I'd like to give a quick tip of my hat to, some funny 'uns too. Instead of making a post "hey, what you just said, I really found it useful" and/or....
http://i.imgur.com/DKXgVf0m.jpg
What aboot the vest rating system?
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http://i.imgur.com/jVqMiXO.png
http://i.imgur.com/cJfInvQ.gif
Yeah, it's easy to blow it off as a popularity contest feature, but I think it can be a good indicator that you're "doing it right" or not. I've helped implement it in other, more for funsies, forums and there's usually a mixed response to the idea (resistance to change and whatnot) but once done, few people really complain or care. Number of "likes" display can also be hidden until clicked on.
Buuuut, I couldn't really say on this site as I'm on the fringe. Just follow your heart!!
Lol.
:D
Thread Tools -> Ignore Thread
Great. Thanks for the quick turnaround.
Just saying, I'm seeing feature requests from non supporting members :D
This is very cool. Thank you for your time and efforts on this, Tom.
Sincerely,
A site supporter. :cool:
Ye gods and little fishes, I must have missed that. I thought the Paypal doodad did that automagically these days.
I shall attend to it. Thanks for the catch.
Fixed it - what a narrow escape.
Ignore threads feature: Let's pretend people aren't talking about other things that bother me. I don't get it. I use the link to see New Postings and Threads where I posted something. If I read a thread I don't want to continue reading....I just don't continue reading it. Maybe people need a way to protect themselves from being tempted to continue to read threads they don't like...but I don't get it. Doesn't bother me and I won't use the feature.
Cody
Every thread is sacred
Every thread is great
If a thread gets ignored
5 stars I'll rate...
"Ignore" is the most useful, time saving feature of this forum. On other forums (like m4carbine), after 2 - 3 days when I click 'new posts' 10 pages of threads pop up, nine and a half of them are clutter I don't care about.
Thanks for enabling this Tom_Jones
@Tom_Jones
Now that I've ignored the romper room, will it's posts still show under the "What's New" tab?
-Cory
Just discovered this as well. It may salvage my desire to keep visiting as well as maintain my site supporter status. Time will tell...
Got a related question on this front; perhaps I am missing a feature of the "ignore" system, so thought I'd ask.
Say you have a user on ignore, their posts don't show up, in threads, at all.
But is there a way to ignore threads they start, as a part of that setting, as well? Maybe there is a "also ignore threads started by" check box I missed?
I've been meaning to ask this question for a while, just occurred to me this morning when I manually ignored yet another thread started by yet another user on my (albeit, pretty small; actually single digit. Ok, to be honest really, only one) ignore list.
Thanks!
I don't know about here...but on bladeforums, if you put a person on ignore, you won't see threads they've started...even ones that are not new and you may have participated in.
I agree, it would be a nice feature...though you have to be careful not to block a thread that you otherwise might want to stay abreast of.
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Can anyone tell me if this prompt goes away with prolonged ignoring?
I was thinking these prompts stay rather than eventually ghosting a user… but if no trace of users is what it turns into (like Glock Talk) that would be delicious and I would certainly make better use of the feature!