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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • Reddit had ways to automatically catch people trying to manipulate votes though, at least the obvious ones. A friend of mine posted a reddit link for everyone to upvote on our group and got temporarily suspended for vote manipulation like an hour later. I don’t know if something like that can be implemented in the Fediverse but some people on github suggested a way for instances to share to other instances how trusted/distrusted a user or instance is.



  • Not quite. Blocked means you won’t see any of their posts, it’s something users can do.

    Defederating is something instance admins can do. Defederating from an instance means everyone in your instance can’t see their posts, and they can’t see ours from here on out.

    Here’s where people get confused: even after defederating, their communities and all of their older content still exists here. But, you can think of them as “dead” communities. Anything you post there won’t be federated, meaning only your instance will see what you post there. All other instances won’t see your post on a community you’ve defederated with, so it’s important to stop posting there and instead post on communities you’re federated with.


























  • It’s not at odds, it’s the way you engage with enemies. Starfield at its core is still an RPG, gunplay is just one facet to it. You can choose not to fight enemies and just explore, talk to NPCs, build bases… You could decide to play melee or do different builds like stealth instead of just blasting enemies. It’s a choice.

    That’s like saying Skyrim is just a mindless game about whacking people with swords. Combat is a part of it, but the game isn’t about combat, and they’ve never advertised it as such.