Where is the ignore button located?
How to ignore a user?
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OVERKILL
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You can access it by either hovering over the user's name:
Or clicking on it:
Or clicking on it:
I almost ignored your post there. 
Click on the obnoxious person's username under the avatar. A window will open with three tabs at the bottom. The one in the middle is the ignore tab.
Click on the obnoxious person's username under the avatar. A window will open with three tabs at the bottom. The one in the middle is the ignore tab.
Thank You, and OVERKILL.
person's=plural-people
"person's name" means that "name" belongs to said "person". This is possessive, not plural.
I wish more people would take advantage of the ignore button. If someone constantly annoys you, block them and keep the place peaceful!
I'm sorry. I meant there are SEVERAL PEOPLE I want to ignore. Is that more gooder?
Going heavily OT for a second...
Good grammar is a courtesy to the reader. If you want folks to understand what you’re saying, then help them out by being clear.
So, in general, s is plural, ‘s is the possessive. s’ is the possessive plural.
“The person’s name” refers to one. “The persons’ name” refers to many. “The oil filter’s” refers to a property of the one filter, while “the oil filters” refers to many filters.
Just be careful of contractions, however, where the above doesn’t always apply...for example, where it’s is the contraction of it is, and the possessive of the pronoun is its.
The misuse of there, their, and they’re, along with you’re and your, force the reader to have to interpret your (possessive pronoun) post and what you’re (contraction of you are) trying to say...
I wish we could post Strunk & White as a reference on the forum...
Good grammar is a courtesy to the reader. If you want folks to understand what you’re saying, then help them out by being clear.
So, in general, s is plural, ‘s is the possessive. s’ is the possessive plural.
“The person’s name” refers to one. “The persons’ name” refers to many. “The oil filter’s” refers to a property of the one filter, while “the oil filters” refers to many filters.
Just be careful of contractions, however, where the above doesn’t always apply...for example, where it’s is the contraction of it is, and the possessive of the pronoun is its.
The misuse of there, their, and they’re, along with you’re and your, force the reader to have to interpret your (possessive pronoun) post and what you’re (contraction of you are) trying to say...
I wish we could post Strunk & White as a reference on the forum...
4WD
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Or how to use an association … like “then” with time or sequence … “than” in a direct comparison …
You would have never known that English and Spelling were my favorite subject/subjects in school. I received straight A+'s.
I also won BOO KOO spelling bees. There was just one problem, they never made honey.
I also won BOO KOO spelling bees. There was just one problem, they never made honey.
"beaucoup"
Doesn't bother me in the least. I just thought it was humorous that in the same post you mentioned your spelling bee awards.
Jealousy is a disease. Please, seek medical attention immediately! Oh, and find a therapist for your sarcasm, ALL THE TIME!
So you're saying that down there in Cajun land where y'all live, "BOO KOO" would have been the correct answer when asked to spell "beaucoup"?
Yes Siree, Bubba!
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