PSA - How to handle other users you do not like.

[Callisto]

Re: PSA - How to handle other users you do not like.

...so the feature might not amount to anything if the community doesn't unilaterally ignore someone.

Up until about 2 days ago I wouldn't have seen this as likely to ever happen. Now I think it's possible.

[Omgwtfbbqkitten]

Re: PSA - How to handle other users you do not like.

If you feel like this or like this , please wait till you are like this before you try to post.

It seems people are still having trouble with this bit of advice. We have users here that live in a state of , or and its getting rather tiresome.

What I'm getting the most tired of are (1) Rude posts toward new or infrequent users and (2) "I don't care/Nobody cares" posts.

For #1 - See AKOsygin's previous statement
For #2 - if you don't care, don't post. Posting you don't care shows us you did care enough to post. So what was the point?

If I made a thread about "What's your home theatre setup like for your PS3?" why would you come into that thread to post that you don't have a PS3 and don't plan to get one?" Kinda pointless and annoying at the same time. Might as well just say "+1" and be done with it..

People need to get in the habit of asking themselves these questions before posting:

- Am I being respectful of others?
- Am I adding anything constructive to the discussion?
- Am I keeping this topic on-track?

If the answer to any of these questions is "no," either don't reply or rework your reply until the answer to each question is "yes."

[Murphie]

Re: PSA - How to handle other users you do not like.

Take your own advice.