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There really is some sad nasty people about, if you don’t like what people write stay away, this forum is for people with real problems that need real help and advice. If you have nothing nice to say don’t say anything at all . NC
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sorry forgot this bit i have pointed out to some in the click that i disagree with their attitude yet you claim i selected them no the same click always make comments bigging you up as you do each other
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whistles said:This thread is turning offensive and will likely get closed.
When I queried someone replying to it, my concern was that it would do just that.
@Username_removed has let everyone know that bringing up an old post is fine. Oddly the anger has now been directed at him for pointing that out!
The other day I was accused of being a dwp spy.
Today part of a clique.
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I've no comment to make on this particular thread. But, what I've decided to do in general on threads in future is this. If I think someone in all good faith has made a factual error, then in a civil manner, I'll post what I understand the correct fact(s) to be.
On the other hand, if I think that someone has posted absolute twaddle and/or been rude then I'll ignore them. Members will be able too see for themselves that the person concerned either is writing nonsense and/or is being offensive.
Mark Twain said to never argue with fools; they'll drag you down to their level and win through sheer experience.
Mark Twain was right. Life's too short not to follow his advice. -
Maybe it is worth closing some threads that are from those who are banned.
It prevents this type of thing occurring.Do not follow me, I don't know where I am going. -
Victoriad said:Polite bit of advice now.......please stop sniffing those wine gums as you are not making any sense whatsoever
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Username_removed said:I’ve just hit the “Ignore” button. Reasonably confident it won’t be needed after tomorrow morning.
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If you 'ignore' someone, what does that actually mean in practice? Does it only mean that they can't post on your wall?
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Username_removed said:Good question. Don’t know. It stops you seeing anything they post but doesn’t stop the email notifications that they’ve posted. It also doesn’t stop you seeing their posts if someone else quotes them. Beyond that... don’t know.
We do have an ignore button.
We also have a finger to scroll past any comments and ignore.
That requires some basic good manners and maturity, where as some people just like to shout the loudest.
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Matilda said:If you 'ignore' someone, what does that actually mean in practice? Does it only mean that they can't post on your wall?
But if someone quotes them you will, but can simply read on.
The wall no idea. I remove wall posts, hate them.Do not follow me, I don't know where I am going. -
It’s so easy for some people to get angry and to keep coming back on here to vent. Sometimes it’s better to logout and calm down and think about our actions. This site is here to help people. It does help people. It’s not here for fighting. Think about how fighting is upsetting for many members desperately seeking help on here who may be at the end of their last hope.
If people don’t like the site don’t use it unless they need advice. It’s not Scopebook. -
OK, thanks Whistles.
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