

30s โข She/They โข ๐ต๐ธโ๐ป๐ณ๏ธโ๐ โข Leftist โข D&D, insect, art, & library enthusiast โข I'll read pretty much any genre โข Neurodivergent & queer โข pro ๐
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Iโm curious to hear about why you may or may not block a user? Do you use this feature? Iโve never been on a platform like this where it shows you comment unavailable to indicate that you are blocked.
I was recently chatting with another reader about the vibes of a book and they didnโt agree, but instead of engaging in further discussion (to which I would have loved to have heard what vibes they thought the book had) they blocked me. Iโm kinda bummed and have never had that happen before.
I wanted to open the floor up to maybe understand better. I donโt think I would block a reader in that fashion. Maybe I would use the feature if someone was sharing triggering content related, but not to end a conversation. Iโm just surprised and a bit hurt.
Edit: WOW. Thank you all for sharing your experiences, opinions, perspectives, thoughts. This has really helped me see this feature in a different light and was very helpful for me to read. I appreciate you all. ๐ซถ๐ป


cranbeetle commented...
I barely finished the first page, but reading about Evon Peter introducing himself as "a boy who was raised by a river" and then have Robin Wall Kimmerer write that she was raised by strawberries, got me thinking about what part of nature could have perhaps raised me.
It surprisingly didn't take me long to find my answer: Dandelions.
Did anyone else think about that?
cranbeetle commented...
I would never block someone for having a different opinion about a book, art is so subjective. I've blocked like 200 people for using AI "art" on fable though. ๐