How do I handle this situation with my sister-in-law?
Backstory:
My sister-in-law and I have always gotten along great until..
She got mad at my mom and I for getting upset with her and some other family members for excluding us from a breakfast when we were all in town for a family reunion. ...
@ExtrovertedMainMan people who write such titles never made class presentations.
interpersonal.stackexchange.com/questions/22740/… About this Q, if they ask "Is written better than video chat?", would it be less primarily opinion based? As there are 3 close votes for the same and Q asks that " Would a letter to family members be an appropriate way..."
@avazula I have a history with James Franco too. His smiles are really creepy
@ExtrovertedMainMan Make a meta rant about downvotes threaten to rage quit use "contact us" ragequit wait you weren't talking about SE?
@EmC No, autoflagging is for posts that reach a certain 'weight' which is calculated, for most reasons, by the percentage of spam/total posts it catches. "Blacklisted website" has a reason weight of 92, IIRC, which means 92 percent of posts with the URLs Charcoal has blacklisted end up being spam.
@ankiiiiiii There's nothing SE can do about 'typo' malicious domains. Use browser history, or in case of PC browsers, it'd autocomplete sites you visit.
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To me your post sounds like this is what she's thinking: "oh no, them again with their stupid breakfast 3 years ago". I don't know if this is true, but if you keep bothering a person with stuff they think is not important, they find you annoying. But I might be way off since your description is very superficial and leaves a lot of room for interpretation. Could you reflect a bit more on the issue and include that in your post? Asking "what do I do" isoff topic, but many people will give you suggestions anyways, so ask yourself: what is your goal and then ask "how do I get there?" — Raditz_351 min ago
@JourneymanGeek if there's a possibility of them answering, always. And maybe that's why they commented in the first place something that requires replying( not like read the tour etc.)
@JourneymanGeek this idea has minimum friction, otherwise Q are left ignored, people dont visit old comments and additional comments like mine are required, thus more noise . And if OP then uses @, further confusion arises when system deletes their redundant @
Slightly different approach to what I think enable ping completion for all comments want to achieve. "new user should know that @ pinging in comments exists."
Discussions for the same intention were
tell the user who will be notified of a comment
Don't remove the @ part of my comment
I have...
Now that I know that ping can be done, do I abuse it? no, so that *ignored* placeholder doesn't do much. When I didnt know it could be done, would knowing it be useful? yes
a bit awkward I know or, use the text somewhere you can edit.
or on meta itself after I post. Its almost finished
Why don’t you just try yourself and ask specific questions (with a link back to @stockb‘s Original answer) if you get stuck? The first part (up to opening it in mail) won‘t break anything, the rest is kind of guided anyway. — nohillside ♦Aug 20 at 20:14
@Ælis Thank you! :) If there's any questions, drop them in here and I'll try to answer them tomorrow ;) I am now going to shut down the PC and read a bit.
Slightly different approach to what I think enable ping completion for all comments want to achieve. "new user should know that @ pinging in comments exists."
Discussions for the same intention were
tell the user who will be notified of a comment
Don't remove the @ part of my comment
I have...
