Serious question. The issue of public block lists comes up quite a bit. I’m not sure why this is a problem?
This could be me. I’ve always used social networks with an assumption that everything I did was public.
This could be me. I’ve always used social networks with an assumption that everything I did was public.
> 2) Blocking: Your list of blocked users is public. Anyone can see it through the API. Someone harassing you? They, and all of their buddies, will know as soon as you block them. People can build profiles of who's ripe for harassment just by searching for large blocklists.
But Twitter has a huge "This person has blocked you" page? This doesn't sound like a massive upset to the status quo.