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Good morning Diane,

Happy Easter to you.

I guess what Lydia brought forward is situation which is inconsistent with the intention. If you are willing to be friend with someone, than hiding totally your profile from those who you befriended doesn't make sense. So if you are making decision to be invisible, you should get the option to either be still visible to your friends, or remove this relationship entirely.

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Good morning Diane,

Happy Easter to you.

I guess what Lydia brought forward is situation which is inconsistent with the intention. If you are willing to be friend with someone, than hiding totally your profile from those who you befriended doesn't make sense. So if you are making decision to be invisible, you should get the option to either be still visible to your friends, or remove this relationship entirely.

Bogdan

Well then... I might have figured that out eventually lol, I am so used to seeing things in a different way...but yes what you have just said makes perfect sense. Not very logical is it? Now the question becomes, how to let people know this?

Diane

I believe when people are blocking their account, they should be made aware that they also disconnection from their friendships. They have also option to allow their friends to access their profiles and their activity, instead of blocking it entirely.

Bogdan

I agree. People need to understand what the word, "social" means, I think.

Bogdan,

I think no need to complicate the user interface and to allow users to create such a strange combination, but variants of organize must be doing automatically by software.

I propose to use the experience of other social networks. Twitter and Facebook are known to You.

Now gaining momentum Russian social network VKontakte. (It is possible to switch to English interface in the bottom of the page). There's a simple intuitive algorithm: IF someone invited me to be a friend, AND I said yes, THEN it falls to my buddy list, ELSE it falls into my list of followers.

Lydia

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Good morning Diane,

Happy Easter to you.

I guess what Lydia brought forward is situation which is inconsistent with the intention. If you are willing to be friend with someone, than hiding totally your profile from those who you befriended doesn't make sense. So if you are making decision to be invisible, you should get the option to either be still visible to your friends, or remove this relationship entirely.

Bogdan

Well then... I might have figured that out eventually lol, I am so used to seeing things in a different way...but yes what you have just said makes perfect sense. Not very logical is it? Now the question becomes, how to let people know this?

Diane

I believe when people are blocking their account, they should be made aware that they also disconnection from their friendships. They have also option to allow their friends to access their profiles and their activity, instead of blocking it entirely.

Bogdan

Hi all,

Relative to the current version of the organization Adlandpro, I suggest that IF someone makes his profile invisible to all, THEN it should be excluded from my list of friends and followers automatically.

AND it is even easier to cancel the ability to make invisible to all ("This user's profile details are not available to the public.") to all profiles. Who needs it? Intelligence agencies, spies?

Lydia