>>>>>I think this should be a configurable option. In other words, I don't think it's a correct behavior to be restricted in posting messages depending on other person's will. But if this is the behavior Denis wants, he may have it as an option. For myself I would prefer the original behavior without any restrictions.
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>>>>It's not what I wanted but it's better than nothing. To accomplish what I wanted (with the way the twit filter is implemented right now) I'd have to go against my principle and put Jay on my twit filter. At least that way I'd be able to help him really understand how the twit filter should work.
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>>>Jay has no right to dictate how you should behave and restrict your right to reply to him.
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>>But Michel has said that I can.
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>I believe Michel is wrong here, even if he implemented it as such. By putting a person into the twit filter you're now violating his freedom of speech rights.

Now I am disagreeing again. Jay has every right to filter which messages he views if the forum allows it; however, he should not be allowed to determine whether or not someone can post a message. A filter should only prevent viewing of messages, not posting.

Still, even implemented as it is now, it does not violate freedom of speech.