G&J
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Like other social media, is there a block feature to prevent another user from seeing your posts? Just curious.
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I deal with enough unpleasant folks in my real life, and prefer not to encounter those types especially as a new user to what in theory should be a friendly forum. Labeling someone a snowflake or soft certainly doesn't engender much goodwill now does it?Just reread the OP. Why would you want to prevent another user from seeing your posts?
Wow, friendly forum y'all got here.Don't be a God damn snowflake.
If my friend said some of this stuff, that is what I would say to them....LOLWow, friendly forum y'all got here.
Much ado about nothingSome of the replies to this thread says a whole lot more about you than it does about me. I asked a question, it was answered and in addition get more than one personal attack. I am sure that goes against a term of service somewhere. Not exactly how you want to treat a forum newbie now is it? Makes me wonder how some of you treat people in real life. I almost feel sorry for you, to hate life so much that you berate people from behind a keyboard.
OP has communicated absolutely non aggressive, how did he deserve to be called snowflake or adolescent? Is this your understanding of becoming better diver or better person? You are the one who is bringing up the cancel culture, isn't that political? You do deserve the top of the blocked persons list. If it wasn't you are blocking the block feature.Much ado about nothing
This is not a forum of political opinion, it’s about helping people including yourself to become a better diver via shared experiences
Some of the replies to this thread says a whole lot more about you than it does about me. I asked a question, it was answered and in addition get more than one personal attack. I am sure that goes against a term of service somewhere. Not exactly how you want to treat a forum newbie now is it? Makes me wonder how some of you treat people in real life. I almost feel sorry for you, to hate life so much that you berate people from behind a keyboard.
It's about the principles of blocking. This is a focussed open forum and, aside from blocking is not possible, it's against the general principles of sharing knowledge.OP has communicated absolutely non aggressive, how did he deserve to be called snowflake or adolescent? Is this your understanding of becoming better diver or better person? You are the one who is bringing up the cancel culture, isn't that political? You do deserve the top of the blocked persons list. If it wasn't you are blocking the block feature.
Sorry, what you wrote is pretty much irrelevant to what I wrote. You are "blocking" a feature request. You called names on a respectfully communicating newcomer and degraded him. Are you now represnting the diving community? If everyone behaves civil, block feature would not affect the community, if not in positive.It's about the principles of blocking. This is a focussed open forum and, aside from blocking is not possible, it's against the general principles of sharing knowledge.
On other forums and the major soshal meeeja platforms there's no focus and no particular buy in. Some acto-mentalist can come in screaming their insane nonsense more or less with impunity and the only way is to block them.
Here, as it's focussed around a single topic, all contributors will be part of the community. Occasionally we'll have the "pluggers" pushing some rubbish, but they're soon banned. Where we do have people that are more strident in their views, there's a kind of peer pressure which keeps them in check; or the moderators stamping down if necessary -- even doing temporary cooling off bans.
This seems to work well. Which is why ScubaBoard is not only the last popular diving forum standing, but it's by far and away the busiest in the world on the subject of scuba diving. A genuine community, which is great.