So, if SWN used military terms, they would call you Gen. Fritz of Social Media and Online Communications and Advertisement. Nice!
That would be quite the title for sure.
How should I deal with a person who continually responds in a way that, while it doesnāt necessarily break the TOS, often annoys and aggrevates me?
One way is to use the block feature. This will make it so you can not see their posts. (They can still see your posts.)
Another way, and one I strongly advise first, is to treat them as you would a troll (even if they themselves are not a troll). The mantra Iāve always used is, āDonāt feed the trolls.ā In otherwords, donāt respond to them. Just keep scrolling and only respond when they say something actually worthy of response. This essentially rewards good participation and ignore poor participation.
DM me if you have other questions.
Are there any threads or categories restricted to adults, married couples, or other specific groups?
While we currently do not have restricted categories, I recommend that participants use discretion when posting in threads outside their direct experience. In the future, we plan to introduce categories tailored to specific genders or marital statuses.
Everyone is welcome to join any discussion, as long as they adhere to the forumās Terms of Service (TOS). This means anyone can participateāfor example, a man could comment on a thread about monthly cycles, or a single person could offer thoughts in a marriage-related discussion. However, I would advise exercising caution and sensitivity in such cases.
Is there anyway to block an entire category? If a user doesnāt want to see parenting, theology. Etc but those posts pop up all the time?
You might try going to the category and then clicking the bell at the top of it and put it on mute. Iām not sure if thatāll work, but itās worth a try.
Did that do the trick @Historyprof ?
Yes. Thanks! I can see the topic if I want but it isnāt flooding my feed.