Quote from: hisako on April 04, 2018, 06:20:34 AM

I just want to know if there's a way to know how can we see the IGNORE LISTS of some HIGH RANK PEOPLE ESPECIALLY the DT's.
Because as for the newbies they wouldn't know if they're just wasting their efforts to get Merits if they have been put into IGNORE the past time.
What I mean is: (For example) You have been put into IGNORE this time, and later on you have a Quality Post that can be given some Merits but as you have been ignored you can't received any. ( A WASTED EFFORT )
Is there any other way to be remove onto their IGNORE LIST? I can't see any good reason to IGNORE people in their whole life. They can also make right things even if it's just 1 out of a million times.

I think you misunderstood how the "IGNORE" button works. I'm talking about the BOLD sentence of yours, I somehow understand it although its grammar is incorrect. Base on what you said, if a user has been Ignored, he/she cannot receive any Merits. Well, that is totally WRONG. Some Members can still give you Merits although your account is being ignored by other Members. Putting someone IGNORED means the person who ignored you didn't want to see your posts (it may be because your posts are spam or it maybe the user's privacy concern).
Just like on Facebook, "IGNORE" button here in bitcointalk is really similar to "BLOCK" button on Facebook. If somebody blocked your account, other people can still see your posts and they can still like it. The only person who can't see and like your posts is the person who blocked you.

Now I hope you understand how it works. Lets get back here in Forum. If somebody IGNORED you, other people can still see and Merit your posts. The only person who can't is the person who IGNORED you.

Do you get it now? I hope you know Facebook as well or else, you won't really get it.

Besides that, showing the list of "ignored members" of high rank members here in the forum is unnecessary. Ignore list is also their privacy, but some Members are listing their ignored members in a thread. I found one in off topic section back in 2017.