Know who ignores who

[joker_josue]

Like the question of OP, why does OP care about who ignored OP?

It is not a matter of worry or not. I don't have any worries about that.
It was just a matter of curiosity, whether or not it was possible to know this information.

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I think 'Ignore' feature is like when you don't like someone but you don't want to have a direct conflict with that person so you just don't want to see their post. Knowing someone ignores you will make you wonder what problem they have with you, and then there will be conflict. My point is, make Public Ignore List will negate the feature.

[Helena Yu]

Why? You like reading shitposts? A combination of Report and Ignore makes it easier to find the posts worth reading.

I also not use ignore button, it's not mean I like reading shitposts, but I choose to report the posts and corrected the points that could mislead other users.

I think 'Ignore' feature is like when you don't like someone but you don't want to have a direct conflict with that person so you just don't want to see their post. Knowing someone ignores you will make you wonder what problem they have with you, and then there will be conflict. My point is, make Public Ignore List will negate the feature.

Correct, I think ignore is better for personal conflict because the moderators will not delete those kind posts due to it posted by high rank users, the post is long, etc. Since the posts can't be deleted, the last option is ignore him.

Yeah, making the ignore list become public will cause many problem, similar like feedback and trust list can be view in public. Many people leave feedback and trust/distrust someone because of retaliation.

[CryptSafe]

I too have been wondering how possible to know and see if someone put you on their ignore list without the person telling you or saying it.  Possibly, the forum administrator thought of it and decided to do away with it being public otherwise there would be series of confrontations here as to why one would be
put in such list and be ignored in such manner.

Seriously, not everyone like hearing that and as a matter of fact, there is every tendency that most of your good post would not get due attention and rewards when such happens.

It is better the ignore features remains that way as no one should know who put them on their ignore list and who is ignoring who here otherwise there would be reactions from members who see themselves on people's ignore list and possibly, it would not be making any sense the outcome.

[SamReomo]

Like the question of OP, why does OP care about who ignored OP?

It is not a matter of worry or not. I don't have any worries about that.
It was just a matter of curiosity, whether or not it was possible to know this information.

I agree with OP, one wants to know about certain features out of curiosity and there is nothing wrong when someone asks questions like OP did. I don't know about others, but I personally don't use this feature and there aren't any users in my ignore list so far. I know that it's okay to add shit-posters in our ignore list, but I really don't care about those shit-posters and that's why I never add anyone in my ignore list. However, I truly appreciate the post because I also wanted to know about this feature, and it would be great to notify users if someone adds them into their ignore list.

The ignore list isn't public and that's a good thing, but it wont be a problem for many users if they got a notification message if someone ignored them. In fact such feature would be quite useful for the ones who were being ignore by a particular member, and those other users could end up improving themselves and their positing style.

[Lida93]

I don't think I care to know who ignores me, it's their decision and so be it. For anyone to ignore me he might have a personal reason and I don't care asking why except maybe it affects me negatively somehow.

I remember ignorantly clicking the ignore option on one if the forum user at first when I was still very new to the forum,  each time I came across the very user I don't seem to see his posts available to my viewing, not until I discovered the unignored  option out of curiosity and clicked on it that was how I came to know the use of the ignore option. But I think it's useful as a way to avoid certain users you feel the need to.

[coinerer]

Lately I've been wondering if we can find out who ignored us.
Is there any way to find out who ignored us? 

You can only suspect people you know who also know your account name. They can ignore you but there is no way in this forum to check who has ignored you. It remains private for each users that no one else can see.
But you can see your personal ignore list to see how many people you have on your ignore list

profile - Ignore user options

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I think 'Ignore' feature is like when you don't like someone but you don't want to have a direct conflict with that person so you just don't want to see their post. Knowing someone ignores you will make you wonder what problem they have with you, and then there will be conflict. My point is, make Public Ignore List will negate the feature.

Ignoring a user could also be another way of having encounter with such user over time on the forum, maybe such person is a shitposter or have being suspected to be engaged in anything you would always like to do without, you may not want to keep seeing his repeated posts that could be so annoying, or maybe you may ignore the user to avoid repeated reporting to the moderators of their nasty posts on the forum.

[joker_josue]

Another thing that I think can affect who uses this type of feature is when it's used on users in local communities.

If a local board doesn't have many users, and if just because of a misunderstanding the users are placed as the ignored one, the following debates can lose a lot.

[Adbitco]

I think 'Ignore' feature is like when you don't like someone but you don't want to have a direct conflict with that person so you just don't want to see their post. Knowing someone ignores you will make you wonder what problem they have with you, and then there will be conflict. My point is, make Public Ignore List will negate the feature.

Before I do like using that ignore but when i noticed the disadvantages of using that ignore option I stopped ignoring people because one could missed out important update and information from those you are putting on ignore except someone quote on their post for you to know what they are saying concerning that thread and topics. Ignore is just silencing someone, if you will be able to silencing person and over look whatever they are saying then using the ignore may not be that useful again.

[CryptSafe]

I think 'Ignore' feature is like when you don't like someone but you don't want to have a direct conflict with that person so you just don't want to see their post. Knowing someone ignores you will make you wonder what problem they have with you, and then there will be conflict. My point is, make Public Ignore List will negate the feature.

Ignoring a user could also be another way of having encounter with such user over time on the forum, maybe such person is a shitposter or have being suspected to be engaged in anything you would always like to do without, you may not want to keep seeing his repeated posts that could be so annoying, or maybe you may ignore the user to avoid repeated reporting to the moderators of their nasty posts on the forum.

Possibly, constant reporting of ones account or post as you have said is likely a sign that you are likely on the ignore list of that reporter. Maybe they detest your post and would want to do everything possible to put you off but i think it is for your own good because it would make you to sit up by doing the right thing and also making valuable posts  and contributions. In all, you will have no knowledge of who is behind it all and that is amongst the numerous reasons why this platform is unique.

[dkbit98]

I also never ignore anyone. I usually do the reading filter, just looking.
But, maybe because I don't navigate in areas of the forum where these users usually post.

Ignoring something is not a bad idea at all, it's like using adblocker on youtube or on any other website that is full of ads and other crap.

Using ignore option in bitcointalk forum will save you precious time, and it can help you avoid potential further conflicts with other members, so if you can't get along with someone better just ignore him.

I would even go step further to improve it and add super-ignore option to totally remove (from sight) some members and/or parts of the forum, but this is hard core for some people   

[LoyceV]

I would even go step further to improve it and add super-ignore option to totally remove (from sight) some members and/or parts of the forum, but this is hard core for some people   

That can probably be done from a user-script. It would stop me from clicking "Show" on Ignored users.

[indah rezqi]

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Ignoring something is not a bad idea at all, it's like using adblocker on youtube or on any other website that is full of ads and other crap.

Using ignore option in bitcointalk forum will save you precious time, and it can help you avoid potential further conflicts with other members, so if you can't get along with someone better just ignore him.

I would even go step further to improve it and add super-ignore option to totally remove (from sight) some members and/or parts of the forum, but this is hard core for some people   

I'm not as extreme as some people when it comes to ignoring some users, but so far I've ignored the many 1xbit posters that fill the forums with their scam ads. I certainly also agree creating this ignore list can prevent conflicts with some users we don't like, and of course I have some of those users on my ignore list.

Really, I didn't count how many users I've ignored, but I've mentioned who contributed the most to my ignore list.

[joker_josue]

Using ignore option in bitcointalk forum will save you precious time, and it can help you avoid potential further conflicts with other members, so if you can't get along with someone better just ignore him.

I don't know to what extent this can be good or bad, in this type of scenario. Continue reading what someone, who doesn't like me, can help me in situations where he is defaming me.

But, as I like and try to get along with everyone, trying to create conflicts, I hardly feel the need to "ignore". At least until today, I didn't feel that need. Maybe in the future, I don't know.

[LoyceV]

Continue reading what someone, who doesn't like me, can help me in situations where he is defaming me.

You can't beat a persistent troll, and responding to them only feeds them.

But, as I like and try to get along with everyone, trying to create conflicts, I hardly feel the need to "ignore".

Lauda called me Switzerland for being (too) neutral, but it doesn't help against trolls. A thick skin combined with the Ignore button works like a charm

[Upgrade00]

To the users saying they do not see the need to use the ignore option it is more of not having too much direct confrontations and less about wanting to accommodate all users.

Prominent users are most commonly the targets of trolls and the can be relentless as I have seen them go on some users here, leaving negative feedbacks, creating threads against them and detailing any thread they comment in. At some point ignoring then is the only option one can take to protect themselves from the vile and trolls, sort of like taking a restraining order against a stalker.

You will not advice someone in that situation to consider accommodating the person they need to be protected from.

[skarais]

To the users saying they do not see the need to use the ignore option it is more of not having too much direct confrontations and less about wanting to accommodate all users.

Prominent users are most commonly the targets of trolls and the can be relentless as I have seen them go on some users here, leaving negative feedbacks, creating threads against them and detailing any thread they comment in. At some point ignoring then is the only option one can take to protect themselves from the vile and trolls, sort of like taking a restraining order against a stalker.

You will not advice someone in that situation to consider accommodating the person they need to be protected from.

The ignore user option is the smartest and most useful feature to let a user who hates you completely tire himself out with his own efforts without you caring about it. Of course it is not our responsibility to change their mindset, so ignore it and they will stop without being asked. This is also a powerful feature to prevent you from feeding trolls multiple times.

[joker_josue]

You can't beat a persistent troll, and responding to them only feeds them.

Yes... ignoring is the best solution. But that doesn't mean I stop reading what he writes.
And you don't need to answer him, just know the right moment to present another point of view.

But, I understand that each case is different, and we have to know how to deal with it in the best possible way, to keep everything "healthy".

[Asuspawer09]

Lately I've been wondering if we can find out who ignored us.
Is there any way to find out who ignored us?  

No, just don't mind it I guess, I mean that if we can see who ignored us that could to more problems since members might get revenge on you at some point right unless if it has the option you could make it private or public then with that you could decide if you want to show it or now but I guess its better this way just for privacy. I mean the forum is not perfect there are still a lot of conflicts from a lot of members here so that could just trigger more conflict in the future. Even though it wasn't like red tagging someone I guess it might still hurt someone if they know that they are on someone's ignore list.

This was just a preference of the members if they don't want to see your post they could ignore you I mean it wouldn't really affect you other members just prefer it that way so let's just respect that. Also, some members just use ignore list on spammers here in the forum, I guess if your high rank here like DTs there just so much going on so putting spammers on ignore list could lessen that.