>>> ... The whole concept of a twit filter -- something I have never used, FWIW -- is that one member has irritated another so seriously that they don't want to deal with them at all.
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>>That's a very limited view of TTF feature.
>>Here is a possible use that everybody seem to be missing:
>>1. Apply TTF to SB as a benchmark for your productivity
>>2. If there is no noticeable effect add CB, BB,... to TTF list.
>>3. Send private messages to other users and convince them to twit SB to see for how long will he answering at the current pace.
>>4. Ask other users to add add CB, BB, ... to find out which one is going to be the "last man standing".
>>I never looked, but is it possible to twit myself?
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>What the 'kin'ell is all that about?????????????
Using a silly, funny example, Doru is trying to make clear that there is no way one can be sure that someone has been twit-filtered because he/she has 'irritated another so seriously'.
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