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===Add/remove from lists=== | ===Add/remove from lists=== | ||
Here you can add the profile you're looking at directly to a list or to lists or remove them. | |||
===Mute=== | ===Mute=== | ||
Muting a user means toots by them and toots mentioning them will be hidden, but they can still see your toots and follow you.<br> | |||
You can select whether you still get notifications when the user interacts with you as well as how long the mute should last. | |||
===Block=== | ===Block=== | ||
Blocking a user hides their toots and toots mentioning them as well as blocks the user from seeing and interacting with you and your toots. | |||
===Report=== | ===Report=== | ||
Reporting a user sends a report to your instance admin and - if you so choose - also to the admin of the instance the user is on.<br> | |||
You can select posts by the user to include in the report and write a bit about why you are reporting them. | |||
===Block domain=== | ===Block domain=== | ||
This blocks not just the user, but the whole instance the user is on. This is e.g. used to fight spam, trolling and harassment by a whole instance.<br> | |||
When you block an instance its usually a good idea to also send a report or a direct message to your instance admin, so they can choose whether to block the domain for everybody on your instance. | |||
==Profiles in separate tabs== | ==Profiles in separate tabs== | ||