It's good to re-evaluate, and even better to come to the same conclusion. On that note, I guess I'd better re-IL youI have people on ignore that I took off ignore and then put back on ignore questioning why I had decided to take them off.
Its all good. Just missing your youngin energy. Its gotten real curmudgeony latelyI didn't intend to take a hiatus... but uh.. somehow Enworld ended up on the blacklist at work.. And I just don't use the PC much while I'm at home so my ENworld time plummeted drastically.
I could go back and watch with the subtitles, but I kind of like the mystery.
Some time ago I had a boss that was annoyed people used the net at work and she blocked everything but essential sites. Since this was a retail corp. Commercial "store" sites were not blocked. So, I was on Paizo boards alot.Some blacklists confuse anything that references "game" with "gambling". I determined that was the issue when I couldn't access any of my fora while on lunch working at a courthouse for a while.
I have never interacted with at least three users who have me on ignore. At least two people who have me on ignore have less than 50 posts. And at least two people put me on ignore as one of their last acts on ENWorld before (voluntarily) leaving the site.
I would apologize to some of them, but that's not really how ignore lists work.
It seems like a lot of people are dodging the filter nowadays, so you never know.I'm on one guys list right now (I'm on many, but this is the one notable one) where I really dont get it, and if I offended him, sorry.
But yeah he wont see it.
I'm always so bad at spotting that stuff. I think I'm on someone's ignore list then they react or reply to a post I made. So many things it could be or reasons why. But, really...nothing I can do about it either way, so no need to bother wondering or worrying.I've ended up on a few lists where I really dont get it, but I assume someone went back through the history and found a particularly cranky take, and that was enough.
I'm on one guys list right now (I'm on many, but this is the one notable one) where I really dont get it, and if I offended him, sorry.
But yeah he wont see it.
Yeah, the ones that have been around for a decade or more and have like 30 posts? Always gotta wonder whose sock puppet they are.I have never interacted with at least three users who have me on ignore. At least two people who have me on ignore have less than 50 posts. And at least two people put me on ignore as one of their last acts on ENWorld before (voluntarily) leaving the site.
I would apologize to some of them, but that's not really how ignore lists work.
Regardless of what's behind the curtain, it's the same in practical terms. Ever shot ISO 400 B&W film? That stuff was graaaaainy. We're lucky to have cameras with usable ISO 1200.Its handy notation, but it's also kinda lying to the user about the actual variables they're adjusting. ISO in film typically relates to grain size (or chemical sensitivity), but pixel dimensions and quantum efficiency are essentially fixed on a digital camera. What you're really adjusting is (hopefully) a sensor gain or readout setting, or (hopefully not) just some software adjustment to dynamic range or a mystery combination of things. Likewise, while some digital cameras do have a physical aperture, what a lot of cell phone cameras call an f stop adjustment is actually a post-process bokeh effect.
Anyway, my bigger point is that I think the hypothetical guy you were talking about would be more likely to acknowledge that his knowledge was out of date if current UI was a bit more honest about what it's doing under the hood. YMMV.