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dw_suggestions2009-08-20 11:20 am
Profile flag for presence in another's circle
Title:
Profile flag for presence in another's circle
Area:
profile
Summary:
A flag on certain usernames when they are listed in the profiles of others, whether or not you have subscribed to them or granted them access.
Description:
The usernames of people in your own circle are flagged (with <em> and <strong>) when they appear in the profiles of others. However, there may be particular other users (who you have no desire to subscribe to or grant access) that you would like to be flagged about when you are looking at the profile of someone else.
You could, of course, search for them yourself, but the human memory is a fickle thing and one may not remember all the people one wanted to notice.
One would enter the usernames in a list somewhere (with some sensible limit for list length) and then see a special character after the username when it appears in someone else's profile list (maybe even one's own).
This could work in conjunction with the Notes feature if that is brought over from LiveJournal.
This suggestion:
Should be implemented as-is.
9 (22.5%)
Should be implemented with changes. (please comment)
5 (12.5%)
Shouldn't be implemented.
13 (32.5%)
(I have no opinion)
13 (32.5%)
(Other: please comment)
0 (0.0%)
no subject
There are people in fandom and greater geekdom who believe it is a serious moral failing and a cardinal sin ever to expect them to choose which of two people who have fallen out with one another they will continue to associate with, no matter how damaging and crazy one party's behaviour has been to the other. I have seen it happen even in the case of divorcing couples, where one party has threatened the other's life or safety. :(