@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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