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"content": "Now a more opinionated Overview:<br/><br/><a href=\"http://rage.love\" rel=\"ugc\">rage.love</a> 1351 (rejects)<br/><a href=\"http://mastodon.art\" rel=\"ugc\">mastodon.art</a> 1105<br/><a href=\"http://artisan.chat\" rel=\"ugc\">artisan.chat</a> 1298<br/><a href=\"http://cathode.church\" rel=\"ugc\">cathode.church</a> 762<br/><a href=\"http://solarpunk.moe\" rel=\"ugc\">solarpunk.moe</a> 722<br/><a href=\"http://strangeobject.space\" rel=\"ugc\">strangeobject.space</a> 635<br/><a href=\"http://indiepocalypse.social\" rel=\"ugc\">indiepocalypse.social</a> 578<br/><br/>They are among the servers with the biggest blocklists ever with multiple false positives & old instances.<br/><a href=\"http://colorid.es\" rel=\"ugc\">colorid.es</a> and <a href=\"http://tenforward.social\" rel=\"ugc\">tenforward.social</a> never provided a public list at all.<br/><a href=\"http://queer.group\" rel=\"ugc\">queer.group</a> and <a href=\"http://indiepocalypse.social\" rel=\"ugc\">indiepocalypse.social</a> stopped sharing their list.<br/><br/>The only lists that actually have at least a well defined reason list is <a href=\"http://union.place\" rel=\"ugc\">union.place</a> and <a href=\"http://sunny.garden\" rel=\"ugc\">sunny.garden</a><br/><br/>In generall, many of them do have false positives, outdated informations or use blocklists themselfes.<br/>Those blocklists are a big fucking joke! <br/>Dont get me wrong, i dont mind if a server is overblocking everything, thats their own decision, but consolidate these lists and publishing them under the hood of a importable blocklist does harm Instances and People!<br/>Together with not providing proofs, without publishing evidence, without sharing anything, i can safely say, fedi has a transparency issue for a time now!",
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"en": "Now a more opinionated Overview:<br><br><a href=\"http://rage.love\" rel=\"ugc\">rage.love</a> 1351 (rejects)<br><a href=\"http://mastodon.art\" rel=\"ugc\">mastodon.art</a> 1105<br><a href=\"http://artisan.chat\" rel=\"ugc\">artisan.chat</a> 1298<br><a href=\"http://cathode.church\" rel=\"ugc\">cathode.church</a> 762<br><a href=\"http://solarpunk.moe\" rel=\"ugc\">solarpunk.moe</a> 722<br><a href=\"http://strangeobject.space\" rel=\"ugc\">strangeobject.space</a> 635<br><a href=\"http://indiepocalypse.social\" rel=\"ugc\">indiepocalypse.social</a> 578<br><br>They are among the servers with the biggest blocklists ever with multiple false positives & old instances.<br><a href=\"http://colorid.es\" rel=\"ugc\">colorid.es</a> and <a href=\"http://tenforward.social\" rel=\"ugc\">tenforward.social</a> never provided a public list at all.<br><a href=\"http://queer.group\" rel=\"ugc\">queer.group</a> and <a href=\"http://indiepocalypse.social\" rel=\"ugc\">indiepocalypse.social</a> stopped sharing their list.<br><br>The only lists that actually have at least a well defined reason list is <a href=\"http://union.place\" rel=\"ugc\">union.place</a> and <a href=\"http://sunny.garden\" rel=\"ugc\">sunny.garden</a><br><br>In generall, many of them do have false positives, outdated informations or use blocklists themselfes.<br>Those blocklists are a big fucking joke! <br>Dont get me wrong, i dont mind if a server is overblocking everything, thats their own decision, but consolidate these lists and publishing them under the hood of a importable blocklist does harm Instances and People!<br>Together with not providing proofs, without publishing evidence, without sharing anything, i can safely say, fedi has a transparency issue for a time now!"
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"content": "Now a more opinionated Overview:\r\n\r\nrage.love 1351 (rejects)\r\nmastodon.art 1105\r\nartisan.chat 1298\r\ncathode.church 762\r\nsolarpunk.moe 722\r\nstrangeobject.space 635\r\nindiepocalypse.social 578\r\n\r\nThey are among the servers with the biggest blocklists ever with multiple false positives & old instances.\r\ncolorid.es and tenforward.social never provided a public list at all.\r\nqueer.group and indiepocalypse.social stopped sharing their list.\r\n\r\nThe only lists that actually have at least a well defined reason list is union.place and sunny.garden\r\n\r\nIn generall, many of them do have false positives, outdated informations or use blocklists themselfes.\r\nThose blocklists are a big fucking joke! \r\nDont get me wrong, i dont mind if a server is overblocking everything, thats their own decision, but consolidate these lists and publishing them under the hood of a importable blocklist does harm Instances and People!\r\nTogether with not providing proofs, without publishing evidence, without sharing anything, i can safely say, fedi has a transparency issue for a time now!",
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