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Message: <blockquote data-quote="spinozajack" data-source="post: 6634447" data-attributes="member: 6794198">Alignment is completely irrelevant in 5th edition anyway. Arguing about it is completely pointless, there isn't a single rule that uses it. I'll avoid such threads in the future.I do think the ignore feature on Enworld is broken given that you still get notifications from ignored persons. That does not conform to the expectation as to what an "ignore" feature should do, to any reasonable degree. I do apologize to pemerton for posting in "his" thread and then lambasting him for responding to something I wrote. Still think it's absurd why anyone would do that, but whatever. @<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=1" target="_blank">Morrus</a>, how about it, can you talk to your web scripters to filter out activity, mentions, quotes, from those on your ignore list so that is actually works properly? That's a bug.A two-way ignore feature would be far better. It's the norm on virtually all social media, as Umbran correctly mentions. Why should Enworld be any different? On virtually every single other media, aside from D&D websites apparently, it is the norm that when you block someone they can no longer see what you write either. That is a proper ignore feature. I don't want to control anyone, I just want to choose who I converse with. That is my prerogative. A two-sided ignore would prevent many arguments. One wonders why D&D sites are so anti "two way ignore". It solves many problems. Many people on this site mention having blocked other users, it cannot be considered an insult only when I do it. I can name at least three other times in recent memory where I've seen people state they are adding or removing someone from a block. Seems to be accepted behavior here. I expect to be treated like anyone else. If someone says they ignore me, good, I'm happy for them. It's probably mutual anyway. One-sided ignore simply does not work, it's just the equivalent of blocking your ears when someone's talking to you, or putting a one way mirror with yourself in the interrogation room. The ignoree has full sight to keep the debate going.</blockquote>

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