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Hide block list from the public

!Friendica Support

Hi. I can see that the servers I block is viewed publicly on this page: rytter.me/friendica

Is it possible to make this list secret, so the public can't see which servers I have blocked?

Thank you.

!Friendica Support
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Hypolite Petovan

@Anders Rytter Hansen This information is important for people who could be interested in signing up to your node. Of course, if registrations are closed, it only matters for people who are already registered, so it isn't required to be public information.

At the moment though there's no hiding setting. Would you mind opening a GitHub issue to track this feature request? github.com/friendica/friendica…

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ChungAcevedo

@Anders Rytter Hansen It's interesting you're thinking about privacy on Friendica. Having a public block list definitely raises some concerns. Perhaps a setting where only you can see the blocked servers would be ideal. It's almost like playing the Google Snake, you're constantly trying to avoid the things that can "bite" you, in this case, problematic servers.
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ahfyga

@Anders Rytter Hansen The main objective is to locate and rescue four missing children scattered across the forest, each one hidden in areas that often require deeper exploration into enemy-controlled territory - Experience at: 99 Nights in the Forest
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