I haven’t thought about how that works.

If other instance users post on a problematic instance by accident or because there’s a useful community, I wouldn’t want those hidden.

Then again if it, preferably, only hides the users of the problematic instance, that doesn’t really solve the core issue of bad actors being enabled in the fediverse 🤔

I wouldn’t draw distinct lines between them. The same situation is happening everywhere however we want to name it.

Is this news for you?

Sadly extreme behavior seems to be an effect everywhere as this global late stage capitalism is causing people to lose agency and become more and more disturbed

Just gotta try more

On the third day of the third year of the millennium, the opposites were born… But there was also a third

And all three abandoned me no wait what

Both are animal fat products

Does it come with the dildo bike?

“scandal noted”

Income, expenses, savings percentage, portfolio size, age

It is an interesting question because even China doesn’t believe in the disinformation they spread. It’s just a tactic

That hides the problem instead of fixing it… and if it’s a dev as well, the whole system isn’t really safe

I guess some mod actions could be considered accidents or mistakes instead of bad actors. A transparent system would have a flow to allow the user to contact and get such a mistake rectified, or report a wrongful mod action to an admin.

But if the admin is a problem, then that needs more figuring out how to get one removed.

After the seventh winter, time for an early mini summer. Then some spring reruns, but this year summer seems to get back early.

Hope they update the survey yearly from now on. I put those two year points to a stupid sheets forecast and 80% mark of disgruntled people will pass around 2028 according to that.

Yes, 2020 and 2024. I like your idea, I’m not sure if I can implement it with Google Sheets

Edit: They can be stacked maybe

To order for a kid? Or the sloppy steak?

Totally reasonable and normal opinion. Possible in many countries

One imperialist leaves, another takes the place