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Can We ignore people on certain threads?

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Some people make rather insightful posts on various threads, but then there can be one thread where a user is just straight up either wrong or likes to troll a specific thread for their amusement. Maybe there could be an option to be able to ignore a user on a specific thread rather than all over?
 
Thread Necromancer said:
Some people make rather insightful posts on various threads, but then there can be one thread where a user is just straight up either wrong or likes to troll a specific thread for their amusement. Maybe there could be an option to be able to ignore a user on a specific thread rather than all over?
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Alas, it's all or nothing.
 
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