For fellow #Education arrivals, @freemo (the amazing Qoto.org admin) shared a Domain Blocking List.
If you import this comma-separated values (CSV) file into your Mastodon account via the Preferences, that can help keep spammers and bad actors out of your timelines/feeds. I know some folks have complained about it.
Here's the Domains Blocked file in Google Sheets. You can go to File ->Download->CSV to get a copy of the domains blocked list.
Then, once you have it saved, import it via your Preferences -> Import->Domain Blocking List as shown in the screenshot.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RrXUHFFxGiIF2JiUYSMq8pL1-ImfGam3jzXrS53G1hA/edit?usp=sharing
#Education #EdTech #EduTooter #TwitterMigration #Mastodon #DomainBlockingList @edutooters
@mguhlin @freemo @edutooters this is a great list even for general use. Is it going to be updated frequently? If so how does #mastodon handle the import of already blocked domains?
@cjerrington don’t know about updates. As to import, you can set it to merge so it’s not overwriting what you already had.
@cjerrington I don't have any objections to that. Sounds like not a bad way to review domains that need to be blocked and ensure an updated list is available. For now, I have to trust in @freemo 's version since I wouldn't have even known to do this until he shared it in a post.
@mguhlin what if this personal block list was hosted on #Codeberg and uodatedthere too?