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Yes.
Yes.
Everyone knows what they are, but contrary to other right wing instances, they managed to fly under the radar. Admins usually aren't that triggerhappy when it comes to defederating and there is a good reason for that. Just give it some time. Like every other right wing "community" in the history of the internet, they will do something incredibly vile which will be the end of them.
They've gone back on their descision, I wonder why, it's well known to be an Exploding-Heads clone and EH was defederated by Lemmy.world in the past. I mean their users basically admit to it being an EH clone so I don't understand why it was reversed.
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Lemmy.world did defederate from exploding-heads, but never defederated from hilariouschaos as far as I know. When hilariouschaos appeared the admin team discussed it and decided to take a wait-and-see approach. First, some of the more problematic exploding-heads users seemed to be gone. Second, by that time Lemmy had more blocking options for users to curate their own feeds, so instance-level defederation seemed less urgent.
We will discuss it again. Personally, it's been a while since I have peeked over the fence to see what they're up to over there.
It probably is a good idea to consider it. Something that should be kept in mind is that Instance blocking isn't an alternative to defederation because of how it works it doesn't do anything for the most problematic aspects of an instance, its userbase (instance blocks only target communities). Also since blocking is one-way only, it's really only useful for non-objective or opinionated problems like disagreements, or personal opinions, it's basically useless in cases of harassment or discrimination since they'll just back-bite you without your knowledge, possibly even spread lies about you (was a real problem back on Reddit until they revised it to be two-way).
I just checked my filter and I don’t have them blocked. So I guess something glitched out when I went there using the browser? Possibly on my end.