@Lash,
I do for a few members and it works out pretty well. It's true, I don't have you (or Builder, because I don't take him seriously and find him somewhat amusing) on "ignore" but
you actually post some opinions from sources that I wouldn't see otherwise and I like to read them. Really, Lash, if you look at the ratio of your posts to my replies to your posts you'll see I don't engage with you that often, and when I do, it's mostly pretty mild stuff, like pointing out a different interpretation of the same events, criticizing conspiracy theories, or defending politicians who I believe are being attacked unfairly.
Quote:8) No personal attacks
No personal attacks on other members. Heated arguments are okay; mudslinging and calling each other names is not. It’s not okay when done in response to attacks on you or others either; please just report and downvote the offending comment instead. (If you feel provoked by offending comments, you can also use the "ignore user" function.) Creating topics specifically to criticize or mock another individual member is definitely not okay. Neither are specific or credible threats to other members.
9) No personal arguments ad nauseum
If a personal dispute between members drags on and on and gets in the way of others being able to discuss a topic (or crosses from topic to topic) members may be suspended.
If you really want to engage someone whom you feel is personally attacking you, try composing responses that don't make personal accusations, stay cool, state why their argument is fallacious, and move on. You can dismantle someone's points, imply that they indicate ignorance or gullibility, and sign off without ever calling them names or indicting their alleged personal failings. Really, if someone really
is a lying, overweight, drunken ignoramus it will be obvious to everyone else and stating it directly should be unnecessary. Have a good day, and have an upvote!