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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2024
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…no?
I mean they're not wrong, but it does seem silly to complain about American politics on a website where most people are American.
They could block instances/users posting content they don't want to see, or browse by "subscribed."
I've personally considered blocking .world, but I like a lot of the users there and so I'd miss seeing them around. Like stamets and hamid, for instance (no pun intended)
I don't think that blocks the users just the communities. If those users post to other instances I think you can still see them.
Yeah true, but in this case I do like seeing their posts on .world communities
Well, I personally didn't notice anything like that tbh, or at least not more than on other social media platforms like Reddit