Agree fully. At times esp. sarcastic replies pose problems, at least for me. Many sarcastic remarks require deeper understanding of the English language and English/American culture than I have. But I'm learning, I hope.

>Yet another approach would be for all of us to try a bit harder to get along and be respectful of others' points of view. That doesn't mean agreeing, it just means being respectful of their opinion.
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>>I understand you're somewhat joking here, but a formal 'you are twitted' PM, with neutral words, is one improvement.
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>>>In fact, I don't think the current twit filter is good enough. To truly be a useful UT feature the twit filter should send a huge email to the twitted person saying something tasteful and appropiate like "YOU'VE BEEN TWITTED DUDE!" or "You'rrrreeee OUTTA HERE " ... gr&d ...
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>>>>>This is another argument to get rid of the twit filter. It's an absurd invention from the UT.
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>>>>There's a lot of merit to the twit filter. It has prevented me from answering (at least reminded me that I promised to myself that I will not be answering - I can still see their messages quoted or when I view the whole thread) to posts from several people with whom I simply can't have any patience. And I think me not writing any messages of that kind has benefited UT in general :).