(later) Hard Blocking System #244

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freakoverse · 2025-03-26T20:33:30Z

freakoverse commented

2025-03-26 20:33:30 +00:00

Note: to not develop this until requested.

To further help with problematic posts, and get less headache from companies and govs telling me to remove content that I can't remove, we'd enhance the admin blocking system.

While keeping the current system of adding warning notes,

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    justify-content: center;
    align-items: center;
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    width: 100%;
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<p>Since we can't remove this post, as we don't have control over the servers (nostr relays) it was published at, meaning this post will always be available and viewed here or elsewhere regardless of what we do (assuming it's on at least one server/relay out there), we were told to block it from being viewed, or suffer legal consequences or denial of service, so we did. What you're seeing right now is that blocking/hiding effort in effect. Visit the settings page for further assistance.</p>
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This code would be added under

In the settings page, within the preferences tab/page, to have a new checkbox that is unchecked by default (which makes the above code run) "Disable hard blocking system". Checking it and hitting save would disable the above system/code.

Note:

This doesn't remove the blocking notes
Once the user goes to the settings page and checks "Disable hard blocking system" then it just stops the above code running, but it keeps the warning notes.
To update/change: If the user disables this, it also stops the hide function lists (like in /mods or profile), so said user would be able to discover it normally.

Note: to not develop this until requested. To further help with problematic posts, and get less headache from companies and govs telling me to remove content that I can't remove, we'd enhance the admin blocking system. While keeping the current system of adding warning notes, ``` <div class="" style=" position: sticky; inset: 0; width: 100%; height: 100vh; background: #232323; display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: center; align-items: center; "> <div class="" style=" width: 100%; height: 100%; justify-content: start; align-items: center; display: flex; flex-direction: column; padding: 25px; "> <div class="ContainerMain"> <p>Since we can't remove this post, as we don't have control over the servers (nostr relays) it was published at, meaning this post will always be available and viewed here or elsewhere regardless of what we do (assuming it's on at least one server/relay out there), we were told to block it from being viewed, or suffer legal consequences or denial of service, so we did. What you're seeing right now is that blocking/hiding effort in effect. Visit the settings page for further assistance.</p> </div> </div> </div> ``` This code would be added under <div class="InnerBodyMain"> In the settings page, within the preferences tab/page, to have a new checkbox that is unchecked by default (which makes the above code run) "Disable hard blocking system". Checking it and hitting save would disable the above system/code. Note: 1. This doesn't remove the blocking notes 2. Once the user goes to the settings page and checks "Disable hard blocking system" then it just stops the above code running, but it keeps the warning notes. 3. To update/change: If the user disables this, it also stops the hide function lists (like in /mods or profile), so said user would be able to discover it normally.

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Reference: degmods/degmods.com#244