2 members in this group have personally blocked me. As the group owner, I can see their post but I've learned that they cannot see my posts and replies. As some of you may have noticed, I have asked a recent member to remove their post which I deemed irrelevant to the group. Since this member cannot see my comment, they will not get the notice.
Since it is not in my power to remove/delete another members I have 2 options:
A: ignore any and all member posts in this group (do nothing)
B: Block members that have blocked me
I will delete this post after a couple of days, but before I do, I would like to get your opinion on what you think is the right course of action. Please comment or fill the poll.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Third option - add a mod.. - Have the mod tell them they can't block the group owner - and make it part of the group rules.
Then block them if they don't reconsider in 24 hours.
I might be doing this on my groups soon. It's kind of odd that people want to block you but remain in your groups. I guess it's ok - but it can't be a pain.
RavenCT
Level 9
Jan 16, 2019
3
Some of us are not as scientifically versed as others. If this comment is about the post I think it is I would do nothing as I believe that person is trying to communicate and should be allowed to do so.
dalefvictor
Level 8
Jan 15, 2019
1
I understand your point but that person will never see my comments if I decide to reply to something they post or say.
I don't personally block people but as long as their posts are relevant to the group I don't see how blocking the creator of said group would justify their removal. Personally I would leave them be as long as they remain civil. If the theme of the group required admin interaction it would be different.
ponderingatheist
Level 7
Jan 15, 2019
1
We'll see. waiting for more comments... Thanks for the insight and input.
If you do nothing it won't solve itself.
Treehugger
Level 6
Jan 15, 2019
1
good point.
Why not remove them from the group?
VineetHonkan
Level 7
Jan 15, 2019
2
removing them from the group is the same as blocking them. I ask only because I have never blocked any member yet. I don't mind members speaking their minds (even if I disagree) but posting non-relevant subjects or comments in a group of like minded individuals is problematic to me. If the group feels inconvenienced about it (which is my opinion), I will remove these members.
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