Is "ignoring" useful in a professional context ?

[estellecomment]

Should we juste remove the "ignore" function ? Is there any case in a professional context when you want to ignore a person ?

Ignoring a person means that their messages and activity becomes invisible, while everybody else's activity is still visible. It's useful in a public room where someone is having a spammy or agressive behavior.

I just solved an issue with a user. She had ignored a coworker by accident, and was not understanding why she could not see the messages or invitations from that person. (un-ignoring fixed the problem, and the messages sent during ignore-period reappeared, all good). Note that there is a confirmation dialog when ignoring someone, so it's not clear to her how she ignored this person by accident. Maybe clicked the confirmation without looking ?

Why

"Ignoring" feature may be creating user problems and possibly not being useful

What

We could remove it if necessary

How

[odelcroi]

I'll be glad to switch product ticket to french :)

[areox-net]

De mon point de vue, si la fonction ne correspond pas à un besoin très fréquent, je propose de l'enlever pour simplifier l'interface et éviter les fausses manipulations.

[odelcroi]

@julie-ri Up, encore un cas de ignore par erreur à la dinum