Ok after typing my first novel of a reply this idea hit me, how about a simple css solution? Hiding a user or sub just adds a class (to their posts or links to that sub) and the class is just set to display:none in a snippet of css that only loads for the person who's hidden things. Might need to rejigger a little bit of styling to make sure everything still lays out as intended but that seems like it'd get around the query and refactoring issues.
Hmm. Then I'm at a loss for suggesting a workable solution without being knowledgeable on the codebase.
I feel something like this will become a priority soon though. If we continue to have far right frens showing up to the party but still want people with other viewpoints to join as well those people will likely need to know they'll have tools to filter content to their liking. If the best on offer is hiding subs from /all and hiding things tagged NSFW/NSFL/P that still leaves enough vectors for people to see content they'd rather filter that it will turn away potential users.
The NSFL filter only works on posts/subs voluntarily tagged by their creator. And, as I've harassed you about before, filtering NSFL also removes violent content in addition to hate stuff. Since I personally don't care for the hate stuff but I'm fine with violence/gore/etc, the NSFL filter doesn't fit my particular use case just as an example.
Also blocking a user doesn't hide their content so let's say a user has a name like u/NiggerFaggot (sorry to single ya out NF, your name actually brings me back to Xbox live lobbies before everyone got all offended) and you block them. Well that does nothing (visible) because you've still got NiggerFaggot on your screen when the black guy you're blowing sees your phone screen and now your annual interracial gay gangbang is ruined... or something... just spitballing oddly specific situations here.
Guess this all boils down to a request for a more granular and air-tight method of content filtration than the current tags offer.
Thanks for info. I'm guessing that means that if a post gets reported a mod can hit Approve to clear the reported status? Still doesn't seem to justify having the approve link there if a post hasn't been reported.
I don't think Hitler got overconfident in his plans intil he invaded Russia in the winter.
His primary (non racial) overconfidence was military. He thought he had the strongest standing army at the time. Didn't realize that even with his 2-3 weak buddy nations that he'd be overpowered once the rest of the world was like, "Hey, cut that shit out" and teamed up against them.
Whatever that amount was that Facebook reached about a year before it became mandatory for your older relatives, parents and grandparents to join. Like a pre-collapse Myspace amount.
Every time I see one of these reposted it gets more and more degraded. Art is by Jason Heuser, pristine versions of his work can be found on his Website, Artstation and Instagram.
Just a quick take this week. This episode sucked, the writing felt like season 2 of Picard and the production value felt like an episode of some random cop show. Too many logic errors, plot holes and contrivances to list. Third episode of Strange New Worlds S2 and they haven't gone to a single Strange New World yet. Feels like everything people hate about nuTrek has been dialed up in this show. Fucking hell.
Ok after typing my first novel of a reply this idea hit me, how about a simple css solution? Hiding a user or sub just adds a class (to their posts or links to that sub) and the class is just set to display:none in a snippet of css that only loads for the person who's hidden things. Might need to rejigger a little bit of styling to make sure everything still lays out as intended but that seems like it'd get around the query and refactoring issues.
Hmm. Then I'm at a loss for suggesting a workable solution without being knowledgeable on the codebase.
I feel something like this will become a priority soon though. If we continue to have far right frens showing up to the party but still want people with other viewpoints to join as well those people will likely need to know they'll have tools to filter content to their liking. If the best on offer is hiding subs from /all and hiding things tagged NSFW/NSFL/P that still leaves enough vectors for people to see content they'd rather filter that it will turn away potential users.
The NSFL filter only works on posts/subs voluntarily tagged by their creator. And, as I've harassed you about before, filtering NSFL also removes violent content in addition to hate stuff. Since I personally don't care for the hate stuff but I'm fine with violence/gore/etc, the NSFL filter doesn't fit my particular use case just as an example.
Also blocking a user doesn't hide their content so let's say a user has a name like u/NiggerFaggot (sorry to single ya out NF, your name actually brings me back to Xbox live lobbies before everyone got all offended) and you block them. Well that does nothing (visible) because you've still got NiggerFaggot on your screen when the black guy you're blowing sees your phone screen and now your annual interracial gay gangbang is ruined... or something... just spitballing oddly specific situations here.
Guess this all boils down to a request for a more granular and air-tight method of content filtration than the current tags offer.
Could remove DELETED if the comment has no children
Thanks for info. I'm guessing that means that if a post gets reported a mod can hit Approve to clear the reported status? Still doesn't seem to justify having the approve link there if a post hasn't been reported.
His name was Robert Paulson...
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Right for me.
I don't think Hitler got overconfident in his plans intil he invaded Russia in the winter.
His primary (non racial) overconfidence was military. He thought he had the strongest standing army at the time. Didn't realize that even with his 2-3 weak buddy nations that he'd be overpowered once the rest of the world was like, "Hey, cut that shit out" and teamed up against them.
He said on a website that doesn't run on ads
Whatever that amount was that Facebook reached about a year before it became mandatory for your older relatives, parents and grandparents to join. Like a pre-collapse Myspace amount.
Every time I see one of these reposted it gets more and more degraded. Art is by Jason Heuser, pristine versions of his work can be found on his Website, Artstation and Instagram.
Just a quick take this week. This episode sucked, the writing felt like season 2 of Picard and the production value felt like an episode of some random cop show. Too many logic errors, plot holes and contrivances to list. Third episode of Strange New Worlds S2 and they haven't gone to a single Strange New World yet. Feels like everything people hate about nuTrek has been dialed up in this show. Fucking hell.
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