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Posted by: spartain ken 15
Posted by: R3ACTlON
Posted by: spartain ken 15
Posted by: Delta 15t
I think people take things way too seriously here. I'm guilty of doing so in the past. Over time though, I realized that I really don't need to worry about someones post or troll or whatever. I'm chill over in this corner. If you want to chill and hang, cool. If you don't, well, see you later.
~Delta
I think the best thing to do if you don't like someone's post or them in general is to just not respond to them.
Yet you're against an ignore feature? The perfect response dis-abler?
To bring up that point, you don't need a feature for that.
There really isn't that much of a problem, it is only for a few users.
Why I am mainly against it is akin to the same logic as this thread. People want to use intimidation, flaming, and general rudeness to respond to people they don't like or don't agree with. A feature won't fix the attitudes of the people, that is something they have to overcome themselves.
But really, it isn't hard to not start something on here. Just don't flame someone and there won't be problems. If you do flame someone, you are breaking the rules and the mod will deal with you. It is the circle of life.
We aren't concerned about the attitudes of users, rather what they do as a result. If I (for example) absolutely hate you, then I use an ignore feature, I can't respond negatively to you at all, which is the problem in the first place. The attitude isn't the problem, it's the action the comes from it. If you can't do the action, the attitude won't become something that everyone sees or gets turned off by. People are entitled to hate whatever they want, it's what they do about it that matters. I could have a burning hatred of purple teddy bears, but you wouldn't know unless I acted on it.