There are chats where you don’t want Yammbot to ever reply — your family, say, or a supplier. That’s what ignored chats are for.
Ignoring someone globally
In Ajustes › Ignorar a (Settings › Ignore), type the names as they appear in the chat, separated by commas (for example: Mom, Family group). Yammbot never replies to them, on any rule.
The same way, «Responder solo a» (Reply only to) does the opposite: if you fill it in, Yammbot only replies to those names and no one else.
Ignoring a contact inside a rule
You can also limit this to a single rule, in its recipients section: «Ignorar estos contactos» (Ignore these contacts) makes that particular rule never reply to the names you type there, even if the rest of your rules still do.
The phrase to ignore a chat
Instead of writing the name ahead of time, you can ignore a chat on the fly by typing a phrase inside that chat (see When you reply yourself). The chat stays marked as ignored until you type the reactivation phrase.
What you see in the history
An ignored chat shows up in the history with the reason «Chat ignorado» (Ignored chat) — that’s how you confirm Yammbot did see the message but chose not to reply on purpose.