That is pretty cool, but unintended. I'll have to test if that remains to be the case. I am going to be creating a toggle where you can select the ignore behavior on global. I'll be making that moderation post I mentioned after I implement that. There are some community-based signals that can get you pulled from the global feeds (mostly a very high ignore-to-follower ratio, i.e. 10 ignores and 0 followers), but people should have the option to see everything that passes through. I'll probably roll personal ignoring into that. Do you mean decrease the contrast on the hushed user's text? That would make sense.It was sort of like being a vampire - once you invite them in, there's nothing you can do. I thought that was pretty cool.
As far as the feeds, I've always thought it was a little weird that ignored users don't show up in global feeds. That's kind of the point of "global feeds" - to see the stuff that isn't specific to you.
As far as "hush" I think it's pretty subtle. You want to make it obvious what it's doing, screen that text back.
'K. 1) Mute my ass. Reply to this comment. 2) Leave my ass muted. Reply to this comment again, but with a shout-out. I'll try to respond to either and let you know what I see. Hey - you could even leave my ass muted! It'd probably make your life easier... ;-) Better yet, try it the other way for a couple weeks and then ask people which they like better. I'm a big fan of keeping UIs and preferences as simple as possible and I'm pretty strongly of the opinion that "global" should pretty much show you the same thing you'd see as if you were logged out. That's the point. Your community signals are all well and good, but if I'm cruising "global" anything with over 1 share is likely to not be a spammer anyway. Si, senor.That is pretty cool, but unintended. I'll have to test if that remains to be the case.
I am going to be creating a toggle where you can select the ignore behavior on global.
Do you mean decrease the contrast on the hushed user's text? That would make sense.
CURSES! FOILED AGAIN! Not sure if this is even something you care about, but your login page kinda confuses 1password. The box you guys have designated as "username" is actually "email" which means rather than going ZIPPIDYBAM with my lazykeys I have to copy-paste. That's why we're now in a fight.
Don't worry too much about the 1password thing. I think there was some re-jiggering that screwed some stuff up globally; I deleted the login and re-added it and it's behaving now.