I clicked on some thing by mistake and put one of my favorites on "ignore" and now cannot see her board posts.
Can anyone tell me how to undo this?

Devin wrote:  

Click your "mail" tab
Posted 2/15/2017 at 9:01:44 AM
devindavette

Then go to your "ignore" tab and from there you can manage your list.
 
xo
Dev

On the 1-in-300,000 chance that you ignored Devin, I am repeating her helpful reply here.

lol - but even if that were the case all one need do is log out of TER and then read the post.

Lemme see how far into the weeds I can take us....

Logging out would work, yup. Or you can switch to flat mode and hit quote on the ignored post and you'll be able to read it. Then go ahead and respond if you want, or don't. (Strange that on user is ignored posts you can quote it, you can RAP it, you can even "like" it, but there's no "reveal post" button.) Anyways...

Also, just for the record, going through the account manager certainly works but you don't have to. If you're in the forums and hit ignore user, you go straight to a screen where you can remove them or anyone else from your ignore list and then you're good to go. Just hit remove.

Thanks Devin.... I could never ignore you!

put themselves on Ignore. That's always amusing.

When you use a smart phone for TER, with a sensitive touch screen, fat fingers and a bunch of little buttons next to each other, it is really simple to accidentally ignore posters (including yourself).
I have accidentally ignored a few people (including myself) sincevtgat feature was instituted, but I have never used the ignore button to actually ignore someone on purpose. I always thought it was silly for adults to need an ignore button. If you want to ignore someone, how hard is it to just not read their posts??

I've done that like three times and it happens so seldomly that I never can remember how to undo it. So I just ask TER and they remind me.

I think contact us should be used for more important things. This is a good question for the boards (the newbie board to be exact). It has been asked on various board numerous times and always answered really quickly by another poster. (Probably a lot quicker than most feedback replies from admin.)

It's been asked and answered at least a dozen times. I know I have answered the question at least a half dozen times, and you've most likely answered it at least that many times.