Good news. I think the rules will start changing rather quickly now to eliminate some of the measures that don't provide any measurable protection against COVID.
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Agreed. Measures like this are good steps forward.
Ted Nugent saying that I understand. Overhearing an EMT say something similar a few weeks ago was terrifying.
What if a person gets vaccinated and then refuses to wear a mask? What category does that put them in, wants it to go away or not?
I think everyone who is able to do so should be vaccinated as soon as they are able to do so. I personally doubt, based on my research, the efficacy of masks in preventing Covid spread, but I also think people should follow the rules and wear them where required without causing problems. And I think, as I've said many times, that the most effective messaging from the media and public health officials would be "once you are fully vaccinated, you can stop wearing the mask and social distancing." I think vaccine hesitancy would drop by about 80% overnight if everyone got coordinated on that message.
Remember that the 42.1% is of the whole population but roughly 25% of the population is not eligible to be vaccinated because they are under 16 so that works out to over 56% of eligible people having gone.
It would be tough but I have no issue with it. It feels the people with kids are the ones against it.
Isn't the Sea World test required within 72 hours? Feasibly you could use the same "negative" test for 3 days. No one is requiring a test every day. Maybe a little annoying but with the rate of rapid test availability not impossible. Heck, they could even have a few test areas set up on WDW property.
Not sure why you quoted me on this. I never suggested breaking rules, in fact I mentioned it was a rule that some were breaking. I also said I think it is time rules should change.
Great. Well, I'll be here as always to keep trying.
I'm assuming that folks hiding me must have to take an extra step every time they want to access this thread!
If you ignore somebody, it literally just removes their messages from the thread as you are viewing it. There's no indication that those messages ever existed, but also nothing special you have to do to access a thread they participate in. It can be rather confusing, though, when people are replying to things that you don't see because of your ignore list. In fact, that's the main reason why I generally don't use the ignore list feature but rather just keep a mental "ignore list" in my head.
I thought it hid the entire thread from the main page? At least, that's been my experience with other folks. I've had to "show ignored" or whatever on that page to see the thread. Maybe the mods worked magic on this one since it's become more popular than a lead cheerleader.If you ignore somebody, it literally just removes their messages from the thread as you are viewing it. There's no indication that those messages ever existed, but also nothing special you have to do to access a thread they participate in. It can be rather confusing, though, when people are replying to things that you don't see because of your ignore list. In fact, that's the main reason why I generally don't use the ignore list feature but rather just keep a mental "ignore list" in my head.
That's my question. Anyone who hid me wouldn't be able to see the thread title itself showing up in the main News page/forum, but my posts would be hidden once they've accessed it.
Everyone claiming that "breakthrough" COVID isn't "really a risk" so vaccinated folks shouldn't care whether others get the shot doesn't want it to go away.
I think they are assuming if you put the OP on ignore the thread disappears on the rumors page itself. However if you are active one can still get notifications and easily view the thread even if the OP is on ignore. So no, we don't have to unignore to see the thread. The OP has mentioned this more than once. Even to me when I was shocked that they would use a kind post about trying to keep calm when a self proclaimed hypochondriac wanted some advice to calm down, against me to show how superior they were in guessing doom and gloom when even many scientists and medical people were not. Lucky guess on their part.If you ignore somebody, it literally just removes their messages from the thread as you are viewing it. There's no indication that those messages ever existed, but also nothing special you have to do to access a thread they participate in. It can be rather confusing, though, when people are replying to things that you don't see because of your ignore list. In fact, that's the main reason why I generally don't use the ignore list feature but rather just keep a mental "ignore list" in my head.
