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Is it possible to have an 'IGNORE' feature for threads?

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Enid · 09/03/2005 08:45

I have already asked mumsnet for this and they say they have no plans but I'd be interested to see if anyone else would appreciate an 'ignore' feature - like a reverse 'watch'. If you put an 'ignore' on a thread it wouldn't appear in your active convos.

Personally I would find this helpful after the huge number of distressing threads that can get very unpleasant.

Anyone else?

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AnnieQ · 09/03/2005 08:57

This is the reason I don't use Active Conversations. I go straight to Topics, and just click on the subjects that interest me. Which means I can ignore the headings I have no interest in, and don't have to wade through thread titles I don't want to be reading.

Enid · 09/03/2005 08:57

also mumsnet is so huge that it would be good to be able to filter it a bit more

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Enid · 09/03/2005 08:56

If you can 'watch' then you should be able to 'ignore', IYKWIM

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hermykne · 09/03/2005 08:56

i usually only use the sleep and breast / bottle threads threads and curiousity gets the better of me for anything else but ti'd be happy with just those too in my last 50 conversations

lockets · 09/03/2005 08:55

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Enid · 09/03/2005 08:54

well, I don't think that is fair actually MtS.

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mummytosteven · 09/03/2005 08:54

if you can't resist temptation, maybe you just need to try a little harder!

Enid · 09/03/2005 08:53

I know lockets, but I think it would be nice just for a day to see nothing but 'which nappy' or 'whats for tea'?

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lockets · 09/03/2005 08:51

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KatieMac · 09/03/2005 08:50

Yep....I would quite fancy this....Some Topics upset me a lot and to just excule them would help.

Enid · 09/03/2005 08:47

Well sometimes the temptation is too much to be honest, and also it might tailor mumsnet a bit more to how you personally want to use it?

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Flossam · 09/03/2005 08:46

But if you don't want to look at them, don't click on them? Or is the temptation too much?!