Suicidal thread

[selfidentifyinggiraffe]

Why are mothers so judgemental?
http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/amiibeingunreasonable/3401765-why-are-mothers-so-judgemental

Have reported. Please take a look nightwatch.

It's upsetting me to be blamed (with other posters) for someone's suicidal thoughts

Bump

Helloooooo..... nightwatch....

Its the OP issues...

She was clearly suicidal before she posted.
I wouldnt stress to much about it

It is the OP issues.

But whatever is now said on that thread... might help but could make it worse if it is genuine.

Tonight I can handle and distance myself by reporting. I shouldn't have to (nor should anyone else)

Just dont comment on it anymore and "hide" the thread if you can

I haven't clicked on it since posting last. But can see NW haven't made it there as it's not at zero and goes up in comment numbers in my "threads I'm on"

Whilst me personally it's annoying more than it's distressing tonight that NW haven't hidden it yet. I think @MNHQ need to follow consistency in handling such threads

This one might be okay. Another may end in tragedy (and no MN user needs to feel responsible)

Thread has been hidden now. It hadnt been before now because it wasn't spotted by any NW members. Unfortunately there's no guarantee someone will be here & the notification system for us isn't great.

Bumping

It's down now. Thanks Nightwatch

They should look into improving that or have some sort of automatic warning ⚠️ if you use certain words in a post

Why would anyone feel responsible unless they'd been posting nasty judgemental comments on that particular posted threads?

Any mumsnetter who does do that needs to give their head a wobble anyway. Words, both written and said can trigger people with MH issues over the edge.

Anyway, I'm sure the desperate poster in question will have her thread zapped soon enough. None of the nasties of MN need lose any sleep over it. 

I'm wondering if there's any way we could get an alert when a thread is created on the NW board 🤔 I think I'll make enquiries

What's the night watch please? Tia X

@Failingat40 some people feel responsible for things they shouldn't. Suicidal threads can be particularly triggering.

I'd like to wobble out of my own MH conditions but one of them has a symptom of an overinflated sense of responsibility. I'm also outspoken enough to bleat on, on behalf of others who may find it triggering or worrying.

It's members who are able to hide threads or posts when MNHQ are off duty

Ah please do... I was under the impression that would be how it worked... you watch the nightwatch 😂

I understand thanks 😊