Loving that block feature. Good-bye kiddies.
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these six words leapt out from the sermon I heard in church this morning. Thanks Pastor Jodi. (I attend a Baptist church which has two lady ministers on the pastoral team.)We can live with peace and joy no matter...
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Bevvie says,
Hey! I was about to write this!marymc says,
Where might I find such a wondrous thing?lovelylizard says,
I've blocked a few and they show on my profile page. I was afraid others could see them also, but since I see none on your profile page, L2, it must be a nifty privacy feature for the profile owner only. Mary - You go to the profile of the person you wish to block and you'll see the link on the left side.Dragonflower says,
lovelylizard, I was worried about the blocked names showing up too, but i checked my own page when i wasnt logged in and they didnt show. I decided if a memorist causes me annoyance, then here is one place I can have ultimate control over my environment. Out in the world we have to put up with so much sometimes. It is a great feature.