I don't think I can recommend #BlueSky to people, as I do not fully understand its censorship.

Here's a thread that has replies, but they are invisible to anyone trying to read it.

It seems only self-hosted #Fediverse servers can act a real Twitter alternative.

Happy to be proven wrong!

crib.social

It seems if either person blocks the other, then those posts and interactions are suddenly hidden from everyone.

I don't quite understand how or why #BlueSky works this way. 🤔

crib.social

@taoeffect It kind of came to be by accident, because they were trying to make sure you can't reply when you're blocked, but they built it so that all replies would be hidden, even those earlier. Because it was hard to treat them differently for *vague gesturing* distributed system reasons.

@taoeffect Then they thought deeper about it and decided they want things to work this way for safety, because it hides all those often negative interactions and prevents other people from joining in, reducing toxicity at the cost of hiding content.

A large part of the community loves it and they call it the "nuclear block". I personally hate it, which is why I added this workaround in Skythread, but it is what it is.

@mackuba Ah, I see, interesting thank you!