If you need to block communication with another member you can do so through the Network Menu > Members and then click the three-dot menu. Beneath “More”, you will see the option to block the member.
You can also block a member from chat. In the chat window with the member, click the three-dot menu and choose to block the member.
Once you've blocked the member, you will no longer receive notifications or 1-to-1 messages from the member. You will also no longer see their posts in the Activity Feed.
You will still be able to engage with a member you’ve blocked in chats with three or more members and All Member Chat.
If you are added to a chat with someone you’ve blocked, you will be warned before entering the chat that a member you’ve blocked is in that chat.
If you choose “Mute and Archive,” the conversation with the blocked member will not appear in your chat list and you will not receive notifications for that chat. If you choose “Continue,” you will be added to the chat.
Once you’re in the chat, you will see a “Blocked” tag next to the avatar of the blocked member in the presence bar. No one in the chat besides you will be able to see this tag..
In All Member Chat, whether at the Course, Group, or Network level, you will not be warned before entering a chat with someone you’ve blocked but you will still see the “Blocked” tag in the presence bar for members that you’ve blocked.
A blocked member will not be able to create new chats with you alone, but you may find yourself in a chat with them if another member adds you to a chat with the blocked member.
We don’t alert the blocked person that you have blocked them and they will still be able to see your posts and comments in the Network.
Unblocking a member
You can unblock a member by navigating to the three-dot menu on the blocked member’s profile. Underneath “More”, you will see the option to unblock the member. You can also unblock someone by sending them a message in a 1-to-1 chat. Before sending the message, you will be warned that this action will unblock the member.
