Can you block threads/posts of users?
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Can you block threads/posts of users?So people like me
. Would rather not see racist, sexist and homophobic threads. It looks like the same people create the same threads almost everyday, obviously all have some form of axe to grind.
Is there a away to block posts/threads created by certain users?
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Re: Can you block threads/posts of users?Yes, you can add these users to your Ignore lists. Posts and PMs from them will not be shown in the future. http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/prof...?do=ignorelist(Original post by DalePie)
So people like me. Would rather not see racist, sexist and homophobic threads. It looks like the same people create the same threads almost everyday, obviously all have some form of axe to grind.
Is there a away to block posts/threads created by certain users?
A more permanent solution would be to post in AAM and request for a ban on a particular forum, such as D&CA. This will prevent any threads posted in that forum from showing up on your TSR page in the future.
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Re: Can you block threads/posts of users?Thanks vulpes!(Original post by Vulpes)
Yes, you can add these users to your Ignore lists. Posts and PMs from them will not be shown in the future. http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/prof...?do=ignorelist
A more permanent solution would be to post in AAM and request for a ban on a particular forum, such as D&CA. This will prevent any threads posted in that forum from showing up on your TSR page in the future.
. Would rather not see racist, sexist and homophobic threads. It looks like the same people create the same threads almost everyday, obviously all have some form of axe to grind.
