Suggestion: Deny All Function

[Xx{Midnight}xX]

Re: Suggestion: Deny All Function

...And that's what the junk requests are going for. Not to have a decent e-conversation with you, but to further promote their own egos to make them 'stand out' to something or to impress their own friends.

As for the suggestion, I agree that we should have this because I get junk requests all the time.

I agree with this statement.

[Xx{Midday}xX]

Re: Suggestion: Deny All Function

1) The chances of creating a possibly life long friend with just a request without prior conversation or communication is extremely slim. Hence, "junk" requests. I don't need to feed friend farmers. I only become friends with people who are my friends. Out of the 400 friends I had listed, 300 of them were probably Midday's whim of accepting everyone from loneliness, and all 300 of them never commented on my profile or had an mp against me. I wiped them all.

2) I reprimanded Mans0n for calling you Dragon Rapier. =)

3) If this was implemented, people can just accept the 3 or 4 out of 200 requests that they get, and delete the rest all in one go.

[Commandersa1]

Re: Suggestion: Deny All Function

I support this. I do not receive that many friend requests, but it makes sense if you have an approve all, you should have an deny all. It does not seem like it would be hard to add either.

[HammyMcSquirrel]

Re: Suggestion: Deny All Function

This would be a nice feature. I have 170ish friend requests that I'll be going through sooner or later, and I know I'll be denying at least 90% of them simply because I don't know the person enough.

I like to keep my friends list to the friends I talk to more consistently. If people ask me why I didn't accept a friend request, I just tell them that it doesn't mean they aren't my friend if they aren't on my FFR buddy list. Random people still like to send requests and the list can build up relatively quickly at times.

[rzr]

Re: Suggestion: Deny All Function

This would be a nice feature. I have 170ish friend requests that I'll be going through sooner or later, and I know I'll be denying at least 90% of them simply because I don't know the person enough.

I like to keep my friends list to the friends I talk to more consistently. If people ask me why I didn't accept a friend request, I just tell them that it doesn't mean they aren't my friend if they aren't on my FFR buddy list. Random people still like to send requests and the list can build up relatively quickly at times.

I agree with that. I'll send the occasional request to people I think seem cool, and my friends. Other than that there's really no reason to overload my inbox with it. I like this feature.