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Block or mute? On Snort there is both and I wonder what they are. As mute is public, I switched to muting now.

In more-speech the term 'block' simply means to exclude either an author, or a thread, from a particular tab. Even then it can allow the "blocked" event in if that event passes another filter that allows it. For example, you may be have a tab that is interested in a particular thread, but have blocked an author. If the author posts an event in that thread, you'll still see it.

>From: Giszmo at 03/27/23 12:07:05 on wss://nostr.oxtr.dev

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>Block or mute? On Snort there is both and I wonder what they are. As mute is public, I switched to muting now.

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Leo Wandersleb 2y ago

Sounds like a lot of local state that won't get synced to a different machine.

PABLOF7z 2y ago

non-cache local state is a threat

reject anything that (ab)uses it

unclebobmartin 2y ago

The tab filters are pretty simple. If one wanted to transfer them from one machine to another it would be pretty easy. I haven't set this up in more-speech right now since I only use it on my laptop.

>From: Giszmo at 03/27/23 12:50:08 on wss://relay.nostriches.org

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>Sounds like a lot of local state that won't get synced to a different machine.