As far as I‘ve understood, „toxic mode“ only turns off some of the filters, not all.
Also:
The dev‘s definition of toxic is far from my own
Filtering belongs in the backend, not the fronted and should be configured by the instance admin and the individual user. We already have that in the form of moderation tools and blocks. If we wanted arbitrary third parties to dictate what we can see, we could have stayed on reddit.
There are some legitimate blocks in there to my understanding, the problem is they were/are mixed in with all the random “this hurts my feelings” blocks so it taints the whole thing
If there were opt in ‘spammers’ and ‘trolls’ lists it would be fine. The main problem is it being opt out and hidden, with it being a combination of those things plus ‘people I don’t like’ being secondary.
You can turn ‘toxic mode’ on and enable all the hidden posts, comments and users.
As far as I‘ve understood, „toxic mode“ only turns off some of the filters, not all.
Also:
What a shitty name for not blocking content.
It should also be the default.
There are some legitimate blocks in there to my understanding, the problem is they were/are mixed in with all the random “this hurts my feelings” blocks so it taints the whole thing
If there were opt in ‘spammers’ and ‘trolls’ lists it would be fine. The main problem is it being opt out and hidden, with it being a combination of those things plus ‘people I don’t like’ being secondary.
And they’re still adding to it.
It has more than just list of users, it also has random regex for message contents.
Toxic as defined by one person
Brittney is the only one allowed to define it.
Just checked and you’re on the list via regx
Most be new.
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