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Instead of punishing the other party, you have a choice to ignore that person by setting a filter for that person's email. This way, if enough people filter-ou
by iambvk 8y ago
Instead of punishing the other party, you have a choice to ignore that person by setting a filter for that person's email.
This way, if enough people filter-out, the person will be silenced. Others, who are more forgiving, would continue to receive that person's contributions.
My rule is, I make decisions for myself and only myself.
- sp332 8y agoAt that point the abusers who move in will realize you can't see them and will harass your members with impunity. That doesn't seem like good community management. Actually it seems like throwing new members into the deep end (exposing them to every bad actor you already knew about) and at some point I suspect the only people who join your site will be malicious.
- jki275 8y agoYou can't be harassed if you don't listen.
- s73v3r_ 8y agoThat is flat out not true. Someone constantly attacking your character to others is going to have an effect. Those other people may be influenced by what that person says, and that will affect how they perceive you, which will in turn affect your involvement in the project.