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@ds8
sometimes, ignoring your problem *will* make it go away
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@geisha
Hmmmm yes and no. More like just lets the πŸ’© fester. Then one sad day it boils over/bites u in the a**
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@ds8
that's why i say sometimes :) the hard part is knowing when this is applicable
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@geisha
I think you can get away with it once or twice it’s ok but if you make a habit of it then it’s unhealthy and no good comes of it. πŸ™‚
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@ds8
i think we can agree on that. *but*, my original point was about problems we solve by *ignoring* them. very common occurrence on social networks and in real life too - e.g. ignoring annoying people is way more effective (bud so hard to do) than anything else. trolls feed on engagement, no matter how negative it is.
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@geisha
Again yes and no. Internet trolls yeh of course you don’t feed them. U can mute. But IRL ghosting and dramatic blocking is not a very adult or kind behaviour. State your problem with them clearly. Then ignore. Anything else can build a problem. Right?
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@ds8
i'm still not sure how that contradicts the original cast, sorry πŸ˜… i agree that most of the time you should be proactive, but not all the time. in some cases, it's a trap (engagement farmers, politicians, advertising...)
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