Muting a member in Private Messages/Chat

[AussieNeil]

HealthUnlocked have just released a new feature - the ability to mute a member from contacting you directly via private message, which they describe below:

There have been several requests for this feature in previous years so we’re really pleased to have overcome the complexities of the task.

The feature has been implemented so members can mute any members that are using ‘Chat’ inappropriately. We still advise members to report any material that is: suspicious, commercial, offensive or abusive so we can take appropriate action.

There are a few important things to remember:

1) You can only mute a member from contacting you directly (one-to-one messages only)

2) The messages exchanged with this member will be removed from your ‘Chat’ inbox

3) If you are in a group with a muted member, you may still receive group messages from this member

4) The member will not be notified they have been muted

5) If you unmute a member, the messages they sent prior to being muted will be restored in your ‘Chat’ inbox

For more details on how to mute and unmute a member, see our help article here: support.healthunlocked.com/...

You can report inappropriate Chat messages to HealthUnlocked Support by selecting the three dots below the Chat message and selecting the 'Report' option. More about using Group Chat and how to report Chat messages here: healthunlocked.com/cllsuppo...

Neil

[Newdawn Administrator]

Pleased to hear of this facility Neil.

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For more details on how to mute and unmute a member, see our help article here: healthunlocked.com/customer...

Newdawn

[AussieNeil Administrator in reply to Newdawn]

Now fixed!

[Justasheet1]

Thanks Neil. I just muted you. 😂

Jeff

[MsChief]

Any crocodiles in that murky water under the log? 🙄

[AussieNeil Administrator in reply to MsChief]

I don't think the pelicans and ibis would be so complacent if there were any crocs. Snakes maybe. The photo was taken in a conservation park, where the biggest problem I had was getting an emu to move out of the way so I could exit the enclosure it shared with other emus and kangaroos. It was about my height and not at all concerned at my approach.

Neil

[Jm954 Administrator in reply to AussieNeil]

Crikey Neil! Aren’t Emus quite dangerous?

Pleased to hear about this new feature 😊

[Nathalie99 in reply to Jm954]

I thought so too...That's why I was standing at a safe distance 😊

[Jm954 Administrator in reply to Nathalie99]

Glad that you're the sensible one!

[Psmithuk in reply to AussieNeil]

Probably off topic - apologies - just wanted to say my visit to Australia included seeing pelicans flying about, to me this was a zoo or picture book bird. Wonderful!

[MsChief in reply to AussieNeil]

Wonderful composition. Thank you for sharing your work.😇

[Stretch1]

Really beautiful photo - love the idea of being up close and rubbing elbows with an emu - don’t have many emus here (or kangaroos for that matter)