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When you click on a friend request notification, a prompt comes up asking if you want to accept the friend request with "yes" or "no" as options. If you say no, it does not reject the friend request. My suggestion is to add a "reject" option to the prompt. Clicking reject would remove the friend request. You can have it bring up another prompt to verify that the user wants to reject the friend request.
Cheers,
Aerden
I agree that it should be able to reject a Friend Request, but don't think it should even need another option. Just fix the button that's already there so it works.
If we bring up the Friend Request window in order to answer the question, then we should be able to give it either answer, and "No" should be treated as being just as valid of an answer as "Yes". Saying that "No, we don't want to friend this person" is currently being treated as though it were saying "Well, maybe. Bring up the Friend window and I'll consider it and give an answer from there."
"No" should not mean "Maybe". "No" should mean "No". If we hadn't decided, we wouldn't have brought up the request window in order to answer the question.
Yeah the word "no" isn't the most appropriate. It's not what the user expects. Perhaps "ignore" would be better. The user might just want to get rid of the notification without having to make a decision on the friend request.
+1
Now i feel i am being punished when a bot has invited me.