I just added a bunch of new domain blocks suggested via the FediBlock hashtag. As always, the current list is published on the website at https://rapidblock.org/blocklist.json .
The blocklist file is now updated only when the data changes, rather than generating a new file hourly.
I've also added content diffs. https://rapidblock.org/blocklist.json.diff (text/x-diff) and https://rapidblock.org/blocklist.json.diff.txt (text/plain) will always show the differences in the most recent update.
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So... the main page says you aim to have "a clear dispute process for remediating mistaken blocks", but then there's no other mention of that anywhere that I can see.
Shouldn't the dispute resolution process be in place BEFORE you start advising people to block entire servers?
Possibly you aren't even reading this, of course, since I'm on a blocked server. And there's no way to dispute the block. I guess?
qoto.org tends to get blocked just because some people are annoyed by the main mod's discussion style, as far as I can tell.
Exactly what "🐸🥝 friendly" is supposed to mean, I don't know. If you look at the local feed you won't see that kind of thing. qoto is moderated, but tends not to ban other entire servers; is that considered a sin worthy of being banned itself?
