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I signed up for lemmy.world because I don't want to write an essay. Shout out to the lazy people.
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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How can you see what has been blocked?
Under "Instances" (at the bottom of the website).
lemmy.world Instances
/instancesurl of a server shows both linked and blocked instances for a particular node. For example: https://lemmy.world/instances shows them for lemmy.world, https://beehaw.org/instances for beehaw.Hey, cheers for this. I asked someone earlier in a post how to see what instances were shown and blocked. Is this published for all sites? Is there a way it can be hidden? Or is that the way it's built into the software? ๐
It's build into Lemmy. However, since it's open source, in practice anyone running a node could disable it, or even just block the url on a reverse proxy or something.