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I think the large majority of people in our community are good people. Let's keep it that way. Also, I think that if someone is being a jerk, it's your right to refuse to interact with them. You don't have to engage with someone who's being openly, repeatedly hostile.
There's nothing to be gained from it, and it just stresses you out.
Out of hundreds of decent people, a single serial jerk or harasser can cause an awful amount of stress. Lessons: 1) don't be a jerk. 2) it's okay to opt out of such interactions if you can. You don't have a duty to engage with people who are hostile towards you.
Btw, if I blocked you and you don't like it, repeatedly posting personal attacks/smears against me to your large Twitter following is *not* the way to prove that you're totally a nice and well-adjusted person. This stuff is *why* I blocked you. Normal people don't do this.
How long is a reasonable amount of cooling off time before you revisit a decision to block your own coauthor?
Know the difference between honesty & negativity. "No matter where you are, there's always room to grow. You came this far, now it would be a shame to just stay there". In analogy Gazains wrongly suppressed below even their humanity levels, their negativity is justified honesty.
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