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From Mr. Knodge's "I'M IGGYING HAUS" thread:
Deva:
I'm quite into the ignore button, actually, bk, because it means if a thread goes off in two directions, one of which is interesting and one of which isn't, it's easier to pick a path through the interesting bit. It's not aggressive to the ignored discussion (as in RL putting your hands over your ears publicly would be), it just allows you to create your own version of the discussion. It's cool. It means, potentially, that no two people have the same experience of the same thread. Which I also think is cool.
It also means that I can continue contributing to threads even after someone who really winds me up has joined in, without just getting really wound up and going elsewhere. Well done whoever thought of it!
And I have to confess I do find the idea of ignoring Haus amusing, if only because the whole board must look so completely different... Maybe I'll ignore Haus and Ganesh and see what happens. Hey, maybe we could extend this whole ignore function so you were ignoring content rather than source somehow? "Ignore all threads with QUEER in the topic abstract." "Ignore all threads without BLAKE'S 7 in the topic abstract." Oooh...
Moi-meme:
The Haus where we first met
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At 12:51 08.04.2002:
Or, even better, we could have a "scratchiness" level, where you can set how scratchy you are when you log in, and it will shield you from comments that are likely to piss you off.
So, for example, my low scratchiness setting would only edit out Mr. Knodge's views on women, Jack F's views on body modification, and Illfigure's views on homosexuals.
At medium scratchiness, anything remotely derogatory about sexy Lexy Luthor, any use of the Head Shop for het flirting, and any post about sex likely to make me spontaneously regrow my maidenhead will be filtered.
At high scratchiness anything disagreeing with my evil plans for the world, or even agreeing with them but in the wrong way, would be removed. The screen would be clean and cool, and soothing music would play at all times
So, what would you have removed from your view of Barbelith on low, medium and high scratchiness? |
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