• @[email protected]
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    1 year ago

    They did use future tense in the post. That’s nice, it gives things a chance to move.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      41 year ago

      I mean, you can just have multiple accounts, no? I think a little redundancy is good in the early stages.

        • 1984
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          71 year ago

          Until it will be easier for them to whitelist instead of blacklist and your own selfhosted server will be blocked.

          • person
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            1 year ago

            As far as I can tell, I can already do that on Lemmy. Not sure about Kbin. My own instance is linked with 486 other instances right now and Lemmy.ml is linked with 3577. Considering those numbers, I’d think manually whitelisting all of them would be a huge pain. So admins would be faced with a dilemma: whitelist and miss the point of the “Fediverse” or blacklist and give in to playing a never ending game of Whack-a-mole.

            My best guess is there will be community-run blacklists that instances can automatically subscribe to in the future, similar to ad blockers, to make this part of instance administration less of a pain.

            • @AwkwardPenguin
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              31 year ago

              Nice to see your view on it. It really helps understanding the workings of the fediverse.

              • person
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                11 year ago

                Yes, exactly. I don’t know how email spam filters work. Looking up DNS RBL, I now understand it better. I agree, something similar to that would be more elegant and effective than something like ad blocker lists.

      • @tallwookie
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        61 year ago

        i suppose I could do that but honestly only like the Chat, Science, and Technology communities on beehaw. the rest of them are either too niche or just pointless