Fitzcaraldo215
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Shame on me. I had no idea we had an ignore button here. But, there it is in the thumbnail that pops up when clicking on a user name.
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Shame on me too, let's hope it works!
Keith
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Great. Wholesale bans of members that post opinions that the greater community doesn't agree with really does cast us in a negative light, making us look afraid of differing positions and such. But it is quite easy for a community to control a disruptive force by simply not participating. If only one or two continue to respond they will tire quickly of the task. Using the Ignore function makes it much easier not to be overwhelmingly temped to add our own "2 cents". 
I am the King of Ignore.
I don't need a button.
I don't need a button.
NorthSky
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I need no button, I got a remote, voice activated.
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Question mark: If someone is on your ignored list, how can you learn from what he has to say that makes more sense than most, in those instances?
And on other instances that you consider that it makes less sense (or no sense @ all), how can you advance without sharing your own opinion of disagreement?
...And by saying why, wisely.
Should we ban (ignore) all the people who don't fit our life's criteria? Or should we discuss in ways that we can advance in our learning by intelligent discussions?
Frank is always very polite, always respectful...and that, is a great attribute.
We, as a human race have great difficulty accepting people the way/for who they are, and where we want to go; it's a natural/human deficiency.
We rather ignore than educate and be educated.
And Frank is a fun guy; he fits perfectly the philosophy of ASR. Plus he is extremely humble as an experienced audio engineer.
This, only my own opinion. Ignore lists are a handicap. And yes, it's a feature available here. And there are other features too...
We live on a beautiful blue planet, and today is a gorgeous sunny day here on the Island. And in Rio de Janeiro there is magic going on every single day.
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Question mark: If someone is on your ignored list, how can you learn from what he has to say that makes more sense than most, in those instances?
And on other instances that you consider that it makes less sense (or no sense @ all), how can you advance without sharing your own opinion of disagreement?
...And by saying why, wisely.
Should we ban (ignore) all the people who don't fit our life's criteria? Or should we discuss in ways that we can advance in our learning by intelligent discussions?
Frank is always very polite, always respectful...and that, is a great attribute.
We, as a human race have great difficulty accepting people the way/for who they are, and where we want to go; it's a natural/human deficiency.
We rather ignore than educate and be educated.
And Frank is a fun guy; he fits perfectly the philosophy of ASR. Plus he is extremely humble as an experienced audio engineer.
This, only my own opinion. Ignore lists are a handicap. And yes, it's a feature available here. And there are other features too...
We live on a beautiful blue planet, and today is a gorgeous sunny day here on the Island. And in Rio de Janeiro there is magic going on every single day.
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NorthSky
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I can take anything that any ASR member wants to say, share, glorify, humoring, teach, ...anything @ all and everything.
...As long that it's not insulting, discriminating, demeaning, disrespectful, racial, biased, ...all that sort of out-of-tune jazz.
...As long that it's not insulting, discriminating, demeaning, disrespectful, racial, biased, ...all that sort of out-of-tune jazz.
Discriminating:
: liking only things that are of good quality : able to recognize the difference between things that are of good quality and those that are not
What's wrong with that?
NorthSky
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Things and people are two different things.
thing
plural noun: things
- an object that one need not, cannot, or does not wish to give a specific name to.
- an inanimate material object as distinct from a living sentient being.
Pedantic
Delete the whole thread.
Or move it to Fight Club.
Or move it to Fight Club.
Handbags
No ones fighting
It's useful as although I already pointed out the ignore feature, it seems this thread was needed to drum home for some reason.. Best keep it here just in case folk forget and need reminding/introducing in the future.
No ones fighting
It's useful as although I already pointed out the ignore feature, it seems this thread was needed to drum home for some reason.. Best keep it here just in case folk forget and need reminding/introducing in the future.
It highlights a feature many over looked, have removed negative vibes regarding certain member.
Will lock it.
Will lock it.
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The funniest thing in all of this?
...When someone makes a discovery (about the Ignore List feature), and that he has to share it with all of us, including the person now on his list.
I am totally ecstatic to have learned about this discovery.
...When someone makes a discovery (about the Ignore List feature), and that he has to share it with all of us, including the person now on his list.
I am totally ecstatic to have learned about this discovery.
Just ignore it Ray, you are the ignore King after all
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