>>>I disagree with this implementation as it restricts my abilities to post technical messages. It should not have been implemented this way.
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>>This works in the same way as it works for a banned member. Allowing such ability would simply continue to create negative situations as the destinator would never see the message sent to him. While a banned member is responsible for his acts in the same way as a member who adds someone to his twit fitler, we enforce some logistic to make sure that no further communication would then apply. So, as it works for a banned member, if someone would really insist on creating a content to someone that no longer wishes to receive communication from that individuals, then a new thread could be created to All.
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>Michel,
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>I believe you're enforcing the rules which are not the intention of the filter and negatively affect someone's ability to post technical messages. It is a problem of the destinator if he/she doesn't see the messages, but it should not affect the other person's rights to post messages. Think about it.

I agree. IMHO, If I put someone in my twit filter, then I don't want to see their messages. However, it should not prevent him/her from posting messages.