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Blocking whole Fediverse sites is often a big mistake.

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  • Linux Is BestL This user is from outside of this forum
    Linux Is BestL This user is from outside of this forum
    Linux Is Best
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    Blocking whole Fediverse sites is often a big mistake. Here's why:

    Admin1 doesn’t like User2. Instead of just blocking User2, Admin1 tells Admin3 to remove User2 from their site. But Admin3 says, “User2 didn’t do anything wrong.”

    Now the two admins argue. They don’t agree. So one or both of them block each other’s entire site.

    Here’s the problem:

    Admin1’s site has 5,000 people.
    Admin3’s site has 5,000 people too.

    Now, 10,000 people can’t talk to each other, just because one admin didn’t like one user.

    And the worst part?

    User2 might leave the Fediverse or stop using their account. But the block stays forever, and the 10,000 people stay cut off — for no good reason.

    Site-wide blocks should only happen in serious cases, like child abuse or illegal content — not because of petty fights or personal drama.

    Yet on the Fediverse, so many people go nuclear so easily.

    #Fediverse #Mastodon #Misskey #PeerTube #PixelFed #Loops #ActivityPub #FediBlock

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    • Linux Is BestL Linux Is Best

      Blocking whole Fediverse sites is often a big mistake. Here's why:

      Admin1 doesn’t like User2. Instead of just blocking User2, Admin1 tells Admin3 to remove User2 from their site. But Admin3 says, “User2 didn’t do anything wrong.”

      Now the two admins argue. They don’t agree. So one or both of them block each other’s entire site.

      Here’s the problem:

      Admin1’s site has 5,000 people.
      Admin3’s site has 5,000 people too.

      Now, 10,000 people can’t talk to each other, just because one admin didn’t like one user.

      And the worst part?

      User2 might leave the Fediverse or stop using their account. But the block stays forever, and the 10,000 people stay cut off — for no good reason.

      Site-wide blocks should only happen in serious cases, like child abuse or illegal content — not because of petty fights or personal drama.

      Yet on the Fediverse, so many people go nuclear so easily.

      #Fediverse #Mastodon #Misskey #PeerTube #PixelFed #Loops #ActivityPub #FediBlock

      hiphopheavenH This user is from outside of this forum
      hiphopheavenH This user is from outside of this forum
      hiphopheaven
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      @Linux_Is_Best the ability to defederate was a terrible decision.

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      • hiphopheavenH hiphopheaven

        @Linux_Is_Best the ability to defederate was a terrible decision.

        Jürgen HubertJ This user is from outside of this forum
        Jürgen HubertJ This user is from outside of this forum
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        @hiphopheaven @Linux_Is_Best

        No, it wasn't. I haven't seen more than a handful of Nazi posts on the Fediverse in the years that I moved here, and I think the ability to defederate plays a major part in that.

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