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Parent Post: Why can this person post on my stuff, but I can't block them?
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neo
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8/25/2026, 4:00:21 AM
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So this is actually how I figured out the issue. Your friends who keep making accounts and impersonating that they are me, and you and braven and you friends going along with their schemes. They blocked me but were still able to comment and do whatever on my posts. The block system allows the "Blocker" to still view and comment on the blocked users posts and comments. However even when/if that is patched, there's nothing stopping someone from just logging out, or making a new account and bam, they can view/comment the posts again. So this is a fruitless endeavor unless we completely changed the sign-up system of soj.ooo. Which is the final piece of straw in the hay bale. No reason to exist if this is literally reddit with facial recognition to sign up lol. This is why I have been telling all of you for over a year the slippery slope of ban's block's and mod's. While I understand you yourself believe in your mind that I am the one creating all of these accounts. It's not me. And Even in your own posts you try to assign some account that has 0 posts, 0 comments, and act like I am terrorizing people from an account with 0 comments? If I owned that account and deleted the posts it would say "Post deleted by Author" and you know this. Like I said however many months ago when this silly blocks/delete system was put in place. All it does is encourage people to create more accounts. IT enables the trolls more and more, and the more we move in this direction we've lost our users. There is a difference between "I shouldn't have to see something I don't want to see" and "I should be able to control, threaten, and try to take peoples jobs away, deny them the ability to speak freely!!" we can keep putting on band aids, or we can have an actual conversation as responsible reasonable adults about the cascading effects of our laws, choices and guidelines as a community.
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