How does a whitelist work?
If you view a user profile, you'll see a button with a heart icon in the left column. If you click this button, the user will be added to your whitelist. If you click this button again, the user will be removed from your whitelist. When creating a giveaway, you have the option to limit the giveaway to users on your whitelist. By doing so, the giveaway will only be visible to these users, and only they will have permission to access the giveaway and be able to enter for a chance to win. If you add new users to your whitelist after the giveaway is created, they will instantly gain access to the giveaway as well, and it'll appear on the giveaway list on their homepage. If you remove a user from your whitelist, they will no longer have access to your whitelist giveaways, but their entries will remain valid for any previous giveaways they might have entered.
And the blacklist --
How does a blacklist work?
On user profiles, you'll see a button that has a circle icon with a slash through it. Clicking this button will add the user to your blacklist. This means the user will no longer see your giveaways on the homepage, and they will not be able to view or enter your giveaways from this point forward. If the user entered one of your giveaways prior to being blacklisted, their entry still remains valid.
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It's not answered directly, no.
If i add a user to my withelist,the people know that i added?I
They'll know when they see your whitelist giveaways,
I can see if user add me to withelist or blacklist?
You'll be able to see whitelist giveaways in your giveaway feed (they'll have a blue heart next to them), but not giveaways from people who blacklist you. The only way to see who has blacklisted you is by trying to enter a giveaway link posted in the forums. If you've been blacklisted, you won't be allowed into the giveaway.
Whitelist and blacklist aren't reciprocal. Just because you whitelist/blacklist someone doesn't mean they whitelist/blacklist you.
There, think I covered it all. :X
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They just see your whitelist giveaways.
You have to be on a user's whitelist to see their giveaways.
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As a side point, just because you see a giveaway with a blue heart, doesn't necessarily mean that they whitelisted you. Sometimes people do group giveaways + whitelist giveaways, so if you're part of one of the groups, you would still see the giveaway even if you are not whitelisted.
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nope. whitelisting someone just makes your whitelisted giveaway available for the users you whitelisted. to see a whitelist giveaway that someone created, you have to be on his/her whitelist.
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If you add someone to your whitelist, he can see ur "whitelisted" giveaway, considering others will still be visible ( except invite only)
If someone blacklisted you, you won't be able to see his giveaway on the homepage. However, if you happen to get a link of some sort or found a giveaway by that specific, you can't enter and a popup with warning message will show.
hope i made you clear :D
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How withelist work?
If i add a user to my withelist,the people know that i added?I can see if user add me to withelist or blacklist?
And if i withelist a user,i can see his GA he made for withelist? On what section?
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