Changing lists of friends and enemies

[diana_eva]

5. Because of point 4 and many other reasons (rudeness, playing level etc etc) one needs enemy lists, PLURAL, or an enemy list followed by a selection of a number from 0-9 to show the reason why this person is on your blacklist. After so many years of playing the list will be full soon (I now have over 1150 blacklisted), and I don't want to forget why I didnt want to play with or against those players.

Of course a rating system other than self rating will help a lot, but I know this will stimulate cheating even more.

[Elianna]

Can't one use the notes to keep track of why each person gets enemied?

[Bbradley62]

Instead of an elaborate system of labelling enemies, I'd like to see two "below neutral" categories: Enemy and Incompatible. An Enemy would be a rude person who is being blocked from contacting me; an Incompatible would someone who I do not want to play with, whether it's due to playing level, playing style, etc., but he'd still be able to contact me if he's my opponent in a tournament or in the main bridge club and needs/wants to ask a question.

[0 carbon]

Perhaps "Enemy" should be divided up into several checkboxes:

• Won't play against
  
• Won't play with
  
• Won't talk with
  

tOM :D

[helene_t]

If you have blocked chat from enemies, then an enemy is just that: a person whom you don't want to chat to you. The enemy status has no other technical consequences. So people with whom you don't want to play with but don't want to block from chatting to you either, should just have a player note.

 

For TD's a little different as you can also block enemies from playing in your tourneys. If you want to distinguish between people who can't chat to you and people who can't play in your tourneys, you would have to exclude a custom list instead, which is a slight inconvenience. I would consider a very low (zero, actually) priority, though.