> If you want to deride me by calling into question my motives, you can do that too for whatever reason YOU want to, but that's on you You are free to act unde

> If you want to deride me by calling into question my motives, you can do that too for whatever reason YOU want to, but that's on you You are free to act under whatever impetus you want and while I did call in to question your motives (implicitly), I never meant that as a derision. I frequently ask myself "why am I doing this?". It usually doesn't hurt to self reflect. Edit: Something about this kept nagging me. And I think its this: >It's my system, I'll block whomever I feel like blocking for whatever reason I want, thanks. I see parallels to a sentiment that used to be fairly common in the U.S.: "It's my store, I'll refuse whomever I feel like refusing for whatever reason I want, thanks" Laws against that kind of thing are relatively new (1964?). You have a valid reason to block certain users (hacks) but do you really not see a problem extending that to national origin?