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SusanCalvin

(6,592 posts) Sat Feb 6, 2016, 06:08 PM Feb 2016

I know one can put people on an "ignore" list, but [View all]

I wish there were a "to be disregarded" list. elad, might this feature be added? Members, is it there and I have missed it? I seriously have trouble remembering whom to take seriously.

(This was prompted by a thread I recently participated in that, upon reflection, was in response to what I regarded a particularly silly OP, although many of the replies provided interesting information.)

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I know one can put people on an "ignore" list, but [View all] SusanCalvin Feb 2016 OP

Or maybe a " not my opinion " button . orpupilofnature57 Feb 2016 #1

Not exactly, to me, anyway SusanCalvin Feb 2016 #2

Not sure what you mean MuseRider Feb 2016 #3

Please see #2 - I think I answered there. SusanCalvin Feb 2016 #5

I think what you might really like is the ability to give a rating to a poster... PoliticAverse Feb 2016 #4

YES! nt SusanCalvin Feb 2016 #6

We have that over at Jackpine Radicals.org. hifiguy Feb 2016 #7

I kinda like the yuiyoshida Feb 2016 #8

Too close to Kazakhstan LemmingWarrior Feb 2016 #9

hey, that's still a hell of a lot of Real Estate!!! yuiyoshida Feb 2016 #10

I'm hoping the unrec button makes a triumphant return (nt) bigwillq Feb 2016 #11

Yeah, but that still wouldn't let me rate people (I think). nt SusanCalvin Feb 2016 #12

just reply with this olddots Feb 2016 #13

If I had a way to count them, that would be great! SusanCalvin Feb 2016 #14

Seriously? Nt Logical Feb 2016 #15

Yes, actually. There are too many fools to keep track of. SusanCalvin Feb 2016 #16