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Stephen 03-16-2007 01:54 AM

Client: PM Ignore
 
As the PM window is now the ignore button is beside the "close" button. Because of this I have frequently, and entirely unintentionally, ignored users.

I move to propose that the button be removed entirely from the client PM window - if a user needs to be set to ignore one can easily right click them in the list, etc.

pooper200000 03-16-2007 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 1289073)
As the PM window is now the ignore button is beside the "close" button. Because of this I have frequently, and entirely unintentionally, ignored users.

I move to propose that the button be removed entirely from the client PM window - if a user needs to be set to ignore one can easily right click them in the list, etc.

I like that idea! I do that a lot sometimes :(

Admins 03-16-2007 11:33 AM

Hmmm but some people just read pms by clicking on the icon on the mini map or on the GUI (zodiac), then you would need to search for the user in the playerlist first

Crono 03-16-2007 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 1289073)
I move to propose that the button be removed entirely from the client PM window - if a user needs to be set to ignore one can easily right click them in the list, etc.

Or you can be more careful when closing PM boxes? I've never actually had this problem.

jonnyrocks2 03-16-2007 02:14 PM

Move the Ignore option away from the Buddy option...its just too close and easy to accidentally hit instead of buddy. :3

Sam 03-16-2007 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerami (Post 1289181)
Or you can be more careful when closing PM boxes?

Agreed!

Stephen 03-16-2007 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Sam (Post 1289200)
Agreed!

No need for yellow lights, just drive more carefully :rolleyes:

Crono 03-16-2007 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 1289209)
No need for yellow lights, just drive more carefully :rolleyes:

Being careful to click close instead of ignore is different than traffic lights dude. D:

Minoc 03-16-2007 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerami (Post 1289210)
Being careful to click close instead of ignore is different than trafic lights dude. D:

not for emo kids D:

Tyhm 03-16-2007 06:01 PM

Oh behave, it's a fair design suggestion. As long as RC's being rescripted, why not rearrange the buttons? AIM and ICQ are careful to isolate the important commands.

While we're about it, maybe more should be moved from F7 to Doubleclicked On The Minimap: open a mass message, the Ignore Mass button's an option, etc. Brainstorming is good for you.

hampy 03-16-2007 07:07 PM

Its all about mouse control ;)

Inverness 03-16-2007 09:47 PM

Ok, so people have have reasons to want the Ignore button removed.
And everyone else just tells them to be careful about closing the window, etc., yet they don't present a good reason why not to move the button.
Therefor, move the Ignore button since there is no reason not to.

And don't go on about how you just need to be careful closing the window. Customers are requesting a feature change that wont harm anything and there are no good counter-arguments, so do it.

Crono 03-16-2007 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Inverness (Post 1289276)
Ok, so people have have reasons to want the Ignore button removed.
And everyone else just tells them to be careful about closing the window, etc., yet they don't present a good reason why not to move the button.
Therefor, move the Ignore button since there is no reason not to.

The suggestion was to remove the ignore button man. That's a bad idea because if I get a PM thats really retarded I should be able to just ignore it on the spot. Specially for people like me who open all PM's at once and THEN respond.

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And don't go on about how you just need to be careful closing the window. Customers are requesting a feature change that wont harm anything and there are no good counter-arguments, so do it.
Yeah let's remove it just because a few people have slippy fingers. :asleep: [/sarcasm]

Sam 03-16-2007 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Inverness (Post 1289276)
Customers are requesting a feature change that wont harm anything and there are no good counter-arguments, so do it.

Sure 2 customers requesting a change so they have to do it...:noob:

Crono 03-16-2007 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Sam (Post 1289281)
Sure 2 customers requesting a change so they have to do it...:noob:

Also the fact that the suggestion itself isn't even that big of a deal or such a great idea. The ignore button is there for quick ignoring. Thats like me saying...

"LOL THE CLOSE BUTON IS SO CLOS 2 IGNORE, WEN I TRY 2 IGNOR SOME1 I ACIDENTLY CLOSE THE WINDOW BY CLIKING CLOSe...PLZ REMOV CLOS BUTTON N MAEK PLAYERZ JUS CLICK THE 'X'"

:asleep:

jonnyrocks2 03-16-2007 11:27 PM

I mean I bet half the people out there don't even use the button, but rather just go right click ignore in the list. =p

True, it could be kept, but still, move it over some at least so its got alittle distance, some of us use optical mice that...when you get hair under the sensor, away the mouse goes randomly. :3

DarkIceX 03-23-2007 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerami (Post 1289290)
"LOL THE CLOSE BUTON IS SO CLOS 2 IGNORE, WEN I TRY 2 IGNOR SOME1 I ACIDENTLY CLOSE THE WINDOW BY CLIKING CLOSe...PLZ REMOV CLOS BUTTON N MAEK PLAYERZ JUS CLICK THE 'X'"

Actually, It'd make more sense to do that than remove the Ignore button.

If they were going to do it, that would mean there's still a way to close the window without messing around and you can still hit 'Ignore' right on the spot, to ignore idiotic PM's. :cool:

Sum41Freeeeek 03-23-2007 09:56 PM

I've accidentally hit the ignore button before, but I realize I did and just unignore the person.


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