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<blockquote data-quote="Catatonic" data-source="post: 1284336" data-attributes="member: 7966">First - Rod and Moreluck are not on my ignore list although they might want to be.Second&nbsp; - I don&#039;t think I said &quot;ignoring everyone who has ever derailed&quot; and if I did, that was a mistake.I put people on ignore when they fall into one or more of the following categories:1) FedEx forum posters who limit their posts to the FedEx forum.2) Current Event forum posters who limit their posts to the Current Events forum except wkmac @[USER=2189]wkmac[/USER] .3) Members who consistently take threads off topic. I was looking at a thread this morning and only 4 posts showed up out of 20. Of those 16, only 1 was on topic.&nbsp; While I don&#039;t mind a snide comment, especially a humourous one, on occasion ... this type of superfluous posting adds nothing to my experience and interrupts my reading a thread&#039;s original purpose.4) I have little patience for members who gang up other members like teenage mutant ninja piranhas. I also don&#039;t care for members who are attacking other members. This included Upstate for awhile but he seems to be limiting it to the members who gang up on him so I don&#039;t see the interaction. Also, since Upstate posts are consistently informative and insightful while bereft of emotional outbursts, I decided to remove him from my ignore list.5) Members who are in the moderation queue since their posts have been read and approved by myself or another Mod.If I pulled a &quot;Tie Guy&quot;, I had the common sense to not do it against the owner of the site and the Mods ... that would be just plain friend* stupid.&nbsp; When I &quot;went off the deep end&quot;, I choose to put the people on ignore that was causing me mental stress.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Catatonic, post: 1284336, member: 7966"] First - Rod and Moreluck are not on my ignore list although they might want to be. Second - I don't think I said "ignoring everyone who has [B]ever[/B] derailed" and if I did, that was a mistake. I put people on ignore when they fall into one or more of the following categories: 1) FedEx forum posters who limit their posts to the FedEx forum. 2) Current Event forum posters who limit their posts to the Current Events forum except wkmac @[USER=2189]wkmac[/USER] . 3) Members who consistently take threads off topic. I was looking at a thread this morning and only 4 posts showed up out of 20. Of those 16, only 1 was on topic. While I don't mind a snide comment, especially a humourous one, on occasion ... this type of superfluous posting adds nothing to my experience and interrupts my reading a thread's original purpose. 4) I have little patience for members who gang up other members like teenage mutant ninja piranhas. I also don't care for members who are attacking other members. This included Upstate for awhile but he seems to be limiting it to the members who gang up on him so I don't see the interaction. Also, since Upstate posts are consistently informative and insightful while bereft of emotional outbursts, I decided to remove him from my ignore list. 5) Members who are in the moderation queue since their posts have been read and approved by myself or another Mod. If I pulled a [B]"Tie Guy"[/B], I had the common sense to not do it against the owner of the site and the Mods ... that would be just plain friend* stupid. When I "went off the deep end", I choose to put the people on ignore that was causing me mental stress. [/QUOTE]

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