I understand the concept. I'm a bit worried it may be a double edged sword, so I'm going to use my ignore list selectively in the beginning. Why?
Let's say there is you, me and three others we'll call Tom, **** and Harry. (And I suspect my 4th will be **** so let's call him Richard then)
You have Treras on ignore. Treras, Tom, Richard and Harry don't have each-other on ignore. Who is going to end up without the group?
Certainly not Treras.
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