bapu
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One or two downsides to blocking members
1. If you are subscribed to a thread and you read the email notification you see what they said 2. If someone else quotes them in a thread you see what they said
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trimph1
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/27 23:43:44
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Seems that way on many forums...I'd like it if this did not occur....
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 00:33:45
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I just manually block people with selective eye movements.
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 00:46:27
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I don't subscribe to threads...I don't even know how, I'm such a dimwit.
I only block one person and even though I do occasionally see what they've posted either by someone else quoting them or...as is more often the case...because my iPad doesn't block them (if anyone can tell me how fix this I'd be most appreciative) I try to refrain from commenting. Which I've done pretty well at except for one time recently when that posters comments were simply staggeringly, breathtakingly inane. Still, I should've just shoved my hands into my pockets and refused to type. Alas, I am as weak willed as I am dimwitted.
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sharke
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 01:26:16
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yorolpal I don't subscribe to threads...I don't even know how, I'm such a dimwit.
I only block one person and even though I do occasionally see what they've posted either by someone else quoting them or...as is more often the case...because my iPad doesn't block them (if anyone can tell me how fix this I'd be most appreciative) I try to refrain from commenting. Which I've done pretty well at except for one time recently when that posters comments were simply staggeringly, breathtakingly inane. Still, I should've just shoved my hands into my pockets and refused to type. Alas, I am as weak willed as I am dimwitted.
It sounds like you're probably viewing the mobile version of the site on your iPad. It has slightly less functionality than the full desktop version and I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't implement your block list. If you want to block people on your iPad then try viewing the full version of the site. Click on the little icon in the top right corner of the screen, then click on the icon that says "full version." If you decide you don't like the full version on your iPad you can change it back by clicking on the "menu" button on the top right of the screen and changing the forum theme back to "mobile."
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 03:13:41
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bapu 1. If you are subscribed to a thread and you read the email notification you see what they said 2. If someone else quotes them in a thread you see what they said
So what did John have to say that was quotable?
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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Mesh
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 09:43:06
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☼ Best Answerby bapu 2014/02/28 10:59:47
Why block them to begin with? Even if they repeatedly post crap, it's just a post. If there's no substance in what they're saying, it's very easy to just skip to the next post. I don't like to tax my little brain anymore than it needs to be........The Bouy automatically does that for me.
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bapu
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 11:01:46
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Thanks Mesh. I have unblocked said individual (the only Juan I've ever blocked).
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Mesh
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 11:09:53
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☄ Helpfulby craigb 2014/02/28 12:58:03
bapu Thanks Mesh. I have unblocked said individual (the only Juan I've ever blocked).
Whew!! I wasn't sure if you were able to read my post.
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yorolpal
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 11:11:21
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Thanks Sharke, ol pal. I'll give that a try!
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bapu
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 11:39:53
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Mesh
bapu Thanks Mesh. I have unblocked said individual (the only Juan I've ever blocked).
Whew!! I wasn't sure if you were able to read my post. 
Now I am.
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Mesh
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 11:42:30
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bapu
Mesh
bapu Thanks Mesh. I have unblocked said individual (the only Juan I've ever blocked).
Whew!! I wasn't sure if you were able to read my post. 
Now I am.
Even if they repeatedly post crap?
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JohnoL
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 16:59:17
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bapu 2. If someone else quotes them in a thread you see what they said
I've always wondered about this. I've never blocked anyone but it seems like you couldn't escape seeing the quoted messages.
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 17:02:15
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Why on earth would one want put a block on one's member ? JR
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 17:47:13
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sharke I just manually block people with selective eye movements.
Xactly. I find it hard to believe how uptight people can get about the views of some anonymous internet persona that they don't even have to read or acknowledge.
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 17:50:21
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I blocked myself so that I can disavow any knowledge of any posts I may or may not have made.
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yorolpal
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/02/28 21:21:26
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That did the trick!! Thanks again Sharke!!!
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sharke
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 01:17:41
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yorolpal That did the trick!! Thanks again Sharke!!!
You're welcome! The downside is of course that the full version is slightly harder to read on a mobile device, at least it is on my iPhone. But maybe it's OK on iPads.
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 01:34:12
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sharke
yorolpal I don't subscribe to threads...I don't even know how, I'm such a dimwit.
I only block one person and even though I do occasionally see what they've posted either by someone else quoting them or...as is more often the case...because my iPad doesn't block them (if anyone can tell me how fix this I'd be most appreciative) I try to refrain from commenting. Which I've done pretty well at except for one time recently when that posters comments were simply staggeringly, breathtakingly inane. Still, I should've just shoved my hands into my pockets and refused to type. Alas, I am as weak willed as I am dimwitted.
It sounds like you're probably viewing the mobile version of the site on your iPad. It has slightly less functionality than the full desktop version and I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't implement your block list. If you want to block people on your iPad then try viewing the full version of the site. Click on the little icon in the top right corner of the screen, then click on the icon that says "full version." If you decide you don't like the full version on your iPad you can change it back by clicking on the "menu" button on the top right of the screen and changing the forum theme back to "mobile."
I just changed my settings from "Full Version" to "Fantasy Version" and now the forum software works perfectly, everyone is polite upstairs, Bub just posted a tune in the very busy Song forum, there's no TOS in "Steve's Humour" forum, the X-Series forum is almost dead since there aren't any bugs and everyone is happy. Oh yeah, and ST3 is out!
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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soens
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 05:17:33
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☄ Helpfulby bapu 2014/03/01 11:50:09
aaaaaaarrrrrggggghhhhhh!
I'm trying to block this forum but stupid forum software won't let me.
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Schafe
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 07:46:13
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Well I just blocked bengalibaba. How does this happen 75 posts later without getting booted. I can almost speek Indian already lol
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 09:00:22
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☄ Helpfulby bapu 2014/03/01 11:50:33
I've never blocked anyone, I honestly don't see the point. Reading the ill-thought out, illiterate and ignorant posts of some just makes me feel better about myself. And if I blocked everyone who annoyed me or disagreed with me, I'd have nobody to argue with, correct and insult.
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michaelhanson
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 09:18:08
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I've never blocked any one on the internet either because I find arguing with anyone on the internet a complete waste of time.
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 09:42:13
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MakeShift I've never blocked any one on the internet either because I find arguing with anyone on the internet a complete waste of time.
No you don't
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michaelhanson
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 09:54:29
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 10:40:33
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 Can someone tell me what Mike replied pleased. I have him blocked now
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bapu
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 11:52:46
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 12:55:35
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Hi, If things ever got that serious and that bad, I wouldn't bother returning. By that time, I hope to be published and all that, and spending time here would not be worth my time, would it? Bapu and Craig, still, wouldn't care and post more Marshall McLuhan material!
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 13:36:33
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Yay! I'll bring plastic cups!
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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spacey
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Re: One or two downsides to blocking members
2014/03/01 16:52:04
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☄ Helpfulby bapu 2014/03/01 16:53:09
3. Someone will start a petition and get all of them unblocked.
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