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It must keep track of the local blocks because it's the authoritative source for them. You can't rely on someone else's server to enforce your blocks for you be
by grishka 5y ago
It must keep track of the local blocks because it's the authoritative source for them. You can't rely on someone else's server to enforce your blocks for you because then the whole idea of blocking becomes useless once there are any malicious actors at all.
- kevinmgranger 5y agoExactly, that's why I'm confused by their comment. Does Mastodon really offload that to the server of the blockee?