Posted by fayeroe on July 7, 2008, at 16:03:37
In reply to Lou's request for dialog-bdgvshm?, posted by Lou PIlder on July 7, 2008, at 15:53:04
D. How, in your opinions, if they could, could an owner/operator of a mental-health on-line community, justfy having such a feature if the member is allowed to post that tey are putting snother member on the ignore feature?
Psych Central has that feature and you do not post in public that you are putting anyone on ignore. You simply use the "ignore" button that is supplied for you by the program.
E. Are there historical paralles that you may know of? If so could you post such here?Psych Central
F. Would such a rule here be good for the community as a whole? If so, could you post why?Lou, you have been a member of Psych Central. I am surprised that you do not remember the rule.
Of course, it is good for the community because it is healthy for the individual who is bothered by things that another poster writes. I answered both questions in this one post.depressed member, be a person that others could be allowed to post that they are putting thst person on the ignore feature?
See my first answer, Lou. Some people who are on mental health forums have a DX and frequently, in my opinion, it is depression. You do NOT post publicly about ignoring someone.
H. Could, in your opinions, the act of a member posting that they are putting another member on the ignore feature constitute defamtion toward the one posted as being put on the other member's ignore feature?Lou, I believe that you are asking the same question over and over.
Lou, would you ask a question once, so that I can better understand you?
I won't answer questions about my answers to you. I feel that the answers are clear and succinct.
Fayeroe
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