>>>I don't mind being on the twit list of developers over here.
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>>>But to me there is a flaw in the way it works.
>>>
>>>How come that somebody that put me on his twit list can still reply to me.
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>>Because you didn't put that person on your own twit list.
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>>>
>>>Should'nt there be something making it impossible for that person to reply to me.
>>>
>>>Am I or am I not on that person's twit list?
>>>
>>>Or better than that make it impossible for that person to reply to me and tell me when I want to reply in a thread when I'm on that person's twit list. I would'nt waste my time replying in some cases.
>>>
>>>Does this make sense?
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>>Put the person on your twit list if you don't want to hear from him/her.
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>I agree. The features of the twit list should emulate blocking a user in an email program. I won't receive emails from them, but I can still send them. Seems fairly basic to me.

Sure, and that's a good analogy. Personally, though, if I were going to block someone from contacting me, it would seem a little underhanded to contact them. Like a cyber-guerrilla. (I don't use twit filters; this is strictly theoretical).