@steve_zeke @Sarahp So your solution is... no solution? If "just ignore them" worked, then we wouldn't be having this conversation.
Open yourself up to some empathy and realize that it's not a viable strategy for everyone, especially when it's constant and endemic to social media platforms. "Reply guys" are a problem for any community that aims to be welcoming to women (or anyone else).
@danielwaechter @steve_zeke @Sarahp the solution is people act more like adults rather than put in tools that create unpleasantness and elitism that will put people off of the site entirely
Muting and blocking is always an option when you do not want to have discussions with somebody and it always will be.
Everyone has self control, yet what's staggering is the amount of people pretending we don't.
@steve_zeke @Sarahp Ignoring replies is an excellent strategy. Many reply guys are narcissists. Letting them have the last word is a great way of ending a conversation that for them is only a mechanism for stroking their ego at your expense.
I really had my eyes opened by Doctor Ramani's videos. Now I waste far less time on conversations that can never be productive.
I follow #Mastodon quite closely on #Github
That said, on mastodon - mastodon-android I can find no mention of this in either Issues (open or closed) or Pull Requests (open or closed) using any search modifiers I can quickly think of - given the time I'm willing to waste looking
And there don't seem to be any mastodon-android Discussions
Wonder if this is another feature that @Gargron has decided on without any extensive input
Here, have a look: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon-android/issues
Also, from elsewhere, earlier:
Oh good!
The #TwitterNanny comes to #Mastodon
Been wondering how long it was going to take before @Gargron got around to doing something important
"Remember the human behind the screen"
Always
Always
But if I didn't have those guys to explain the law to me, how would I manage? π