Since I could not find a decent quality template for this, I made my own: https://feddit.org/pictrs/image/140229bd-a85b-4b5e-bcf7-2547bd35ca66.webp
Since I could not find a decent quality template for this, I made my own: https://feddit.org/pictrs/image/140229bd-a85b-4b5e-bcf7-2547bd35ca66.webp
To be fair, having an instance blocked means you have a lot of communities blocked as well.
Strangely enough, the way that PieFed implements that, in the manner opposite of Lemmy, I see no content from Lemmy.ml users anywhere across all of Lemmy, yet I do oddly have access to those communities still:-). They are not entirely empty, but definitely far more so than the original, having only posts and comments from people on other instances contributing to them:-).
I like this approach much better actually.:-)
Daym, I need to get some of that pie.
It’s not fully ready yet, for someone who does not have an early adopter mindset, but it’s coming, and I’m able to use it as my daily driver already (with frequent fall-backs to Lemmy when I need something that PieFed hasn’t implemented yet).
I just heard that Andrew got a fork of Thunder working for PieFed. So… that will be helpful to see coming to the main branch at some point:-). ⚡
That’s because you see the content posted there by people from instances you’re federated with and that you haven’t blocked. Perfectly normal behavior.
If their instance was to block yours then you would only see the content posted by people from your own instance on theirs (as far as I understand from my experience with what l can see on Beehaw).
For a function that says “Block everyone from <instancename>”, PieFed’s ability here does remarkably exactly and precisely what it says that it will.
In contrast, Lemmy’s “block instance” does not block either the users or domains (the term that Mbin and PieFed use to refer to URLs originating from an instance), and instead might be better termed a community muting.
Though so few people use PieFed (it’s not ready for mainstream yet) and so many here use Lemmy, that the “expectations” are stilted towards what Lemmy offers by default, even as misnamed as it is (although iirc the Sync and Connect apps for Lemmy can also do a true instance user block).