dogoftheunderworld
Adventurer
Is there a polite way to ask someone to stop posting in your thread?
Asking for a friend.
Asking for a friend.
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Asking for a friend.
Short answer- no.
Long answer-
If you create a "+" thread, it's supposed to be productive and not negative. If someone comes in and starts posting negative things, you can request moderation (I believe).
Other than that, there is no "thread ownership."
If it’s someone you don’t like or don’t want to engage with then you’re probably best off blocking them. As I understand it, you can’t see a thread if it was created by someone who has you on block.
I think this is my answer.Start a blog?
That's pretty much what a "+" thread is for, I believe?If you start a thread to discuss ways to do X, and people post only to say "don't do X" and generally discuss everything EXCEPT what you started the thread for, that pretty much kills the idea of a discussion forum.
Thread drift yes, but every thread is started to discuss something, and by spamming the thread with actively unhelpful posts really should be moderated as off topic.
If you can't tell people to start a new thread for "don't do X" and can't get moderators to do it either, then there's an effective ban on any topic that a sufficiently vocal group dislikes enough to derail.
That's pretty much what a "+" thread is for, I believe?
If you start a thread to discuss ways to do X, and people post only to say "don't do X" and generally discuss everything EXCEPT what you started the thread for, that pretty much kills the idea of a discussion forum.
If X is such a bad idea then how did she just recently become the longest-serving character I've ever played?Use a "+" thread, or maybe consider the possibility that X is actually a really bad idea.
If X is such a bad idea then how did she just recently become the longest-serving character I've ever played?
Hmmm - calling X a bad idea to her face is likely to get a rather frosty response...A great many bad ideas survive a very, very long time.
or maybe consider the possibility that X is actually a really bad idea.