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How do I block a user?

Started by darksurfer4 · · 👁 3 views · 5 replies

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Participants darksurfer4Mark Sanchez45Brian Palmer6Casey BennettGary Palmer8
darksurfer4 darksurfer4 Active MemberOP
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joined Jul 2014
#1 ·
To put it simply, what’s the quickest way to block someone? I'm looking to just scrub their posts from my feed entirely so I don't have to deal with them anymore.
Mark Sanchez45 Mark Sanchez45 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2017
#2 ·
darksurfer4 said:To put it simply, how does one block a user so their posts no longer show up in my feed?

It is quite straightforward:

1. Head over to your Options
2. Select "Edit Ignore List"
3. Type in the exact username you wish to block

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Keep in mind, if someone decides to quote a user on your ignore list, those specific posts will still be visible! 🙂
Brian Palmer6 Brian Palmer6 Member
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joined Dec 2019
#3 ·
Morning! I was just wondering—can that person actually see my profile and all my posts and threads?
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#4 ·
That works. You can just block him so his posts don't show up on your feed. But if he hasn't put you on his ignore list yet, he’s still going to see everything you post.

*Just a heads-up: if someone else decides to quote a user that you have blocked, you'll still see that quoted content.
Gary Palmer8 Gary Palmer8 Active Member
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joined Feb 2023
#5 ·
Casey Bennett said:It works—you just block him so his posts don't show up on your feed. As long as he hasn't put you on his ignore list, he'll still see everything you write.

*just a heads-up, if someone else quotes a user you have blocked, you'll still see that quote.

Oh, and if you aren't logged in, you'll still see those posts from people you've blocked.🙂
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#6 ·
Isn't that just common sense?

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