So did @joe.public just spam, that's what got him on the list?
Another thing, why do these blacklists need to be so deeply embedded in the architecture?
These spams and such will make it onto the blockchain anyway, right? Why not just serve up the whole thing and let the frontend pick and choose?
Ideally then the end-user could even manage their personal blacklist.
Is it because node operators don't want to serve shady content or what?
I'm not accusing you of anything.
I remember iflagtrash, that was definitely spam.
I personally am pro normalizing flags/downvotes. Just seems like the opposite of a vote to me.
"I could tell you more"
I'm listening.
@themarkymark says you libeled him or whatever. Is this just a nepotism battle or what?
It does kind of sound like collusion between bernie and him the way you and others tell it.
He seems to me curiously tight lipped about the whole thing. Maybe I'm just not looking hard enough.