>>>If you want to ignore her then just do it in your own head. Maybe the software should exclude you from any conversation of which the twitted person is part.
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>>I think it's wrong. What if Mike asks the question and I would know the answer? I personally would like to be able to talk with Mike, so the more loopholes in the twit functionality, the better for me.
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>That's pretty close to stalking.

I see no analogy here.

It is actually a complex problem. Say, someone likes another person and wants to communicate. The other person doesn't. Why would attempts to communicate be considering stalking? It is probably assumed what if one person doesn't like another, the other should not like it back either.