3 ms·
> And of course it's also opt in as well. Just the default bluesky client does that by default. This means it's opt-out. Not opt-in.
by cubefox 1y ago
> And of course it's also opt in as well. Just the default bluesky client does that by default.
This means it's opt-out. Not opt-in.
- OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1y agoSorry, I should clarify. The system is designed to have moderation be opt in. It isn't opt-in or opt-out on the default client. On the default client it is mandatory. The reason I said it's opt-in is because moderation is added client-side by including the moderation service's DID in the `atproto-accept-labelers` HTTP header when sending requests to the appview. So it is by-design opt-in, just in practice the "first party bluesky client" makes the choice for you for legal compliance reasons, and with an increasing hint-hint-nudge-nudge from the devs to use third party or forked clients to bypass the various legal restrictions countries keep trying to impose on them.