Re: Ignoring nodes
by extremely (Priest) on Jan 15, 2001 at 21:13 UTC
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Re: Ignoring nodes
by princeporn (Initiate) on Jan 15, 2001 at 20:58 UTC
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This sounds like a good idea, as long as there was a node upon which would be printed who you were currently ignoring.
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Re: Ignoring nodes
by a (Friar) on Jan 16, 2001 at 04:36 UTC
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In all humble dumbness, what is a 'troll' ... in this context?
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A troll is a post written just to provoke a response, or the person who makes such a post.
A prime example would be posting "Python is so much better than Perl!" It wouldn't matter whether the poster really believed that; he would write it because he knows it'll stir things up.
Someone who responds to such a post is said to have been trolled.
Also see troll in the Jargon File.
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It's a dud node, often but not necessarily posted by Anonymous Monk. It may contain some insulting, worthless, or obviously stupid information- like that recent British cheese poll.
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Re: Ignoring nodes
by AgentM (Curate) on Jan 16, 2001 at 04:18 UTC
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More importantly, I'd like to see improved Newest Nodes functionality. Perhaps if we can check them off to filter them out so that we can see a curter list to sift through. That way, when some British schmuck posts something about cheese, you can check it off, clean it away and sift through the rest of the nodes undaunted by its shameful existence. This would also help "vacation" cases where suddenly the Newest Nodes contains 600 entries and takes 5 seconds to load up and parse. *click*
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