>>>>>No, I don't think it was an accident. Have you recently noted bad message of mine?
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>>>>Who is it? Someone else can then send a request to explain.
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>>>I'll try to figure this first myself and if everything fails I may ask someone in private from UT.
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>>You are too politically correct now, Naomi.
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>>IMO the twit filters should be public. That is, it should be visible to us all which persons have been filtered out by whom.
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>>If I filter out somebody, all others are allowed to know that. If somebody appears to filter me out, I won't hesitate to make that public here, whether that serves a goal or not.
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>I don't agree.
What is your argument?
>In any case, I never added anyone to my twit filter. And I really wish I would not do what caused this action to be executed, though I still don't know what exactly have I done. I'm sorry nevertherless.
Neither have I ever added someone.
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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