@ambihelical @acjay (Clearly I'm able to still follow specific qoto users... Can't say I completely understand what's going on under the hood.)

@jpatton @acjay That's a long list, I'm gratified that the 3 servers I have blocked are on that list, but how do we block all of those quickly and easily when we don't run a server? It seems like it's more of an admin thing, but thanks for the list!

@jpatton @ambihelical yeah, damn, I don't really like the fact that I'm on a server that is blocked there. But that's what I mean by a mechanism for accountability. Rather than blocking at a server to server level, I'm talking about a way for individuals to report bad users to that user's server, and if the moderation request isn't resolved, the user will automatically block the full server. (In case I didn't describe this clearly enough.) Servers that can't keep their users from not being abusive will simply find their reach curtailed over time. Kind of like getting poor rep on your domain hurting your email deliverability.

@acjay @jpatton I guess I'm a little slow, but you are right qoto.org is on that list. Someone has opened a PR to remove it, which I think they should. Your solution seems solid though, maybe we will get there someday.