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@ -48,4 +48,16 @@ This **FediBlockHole** config file is set to use the `min` setting when it comes
The `_unified_max_blocklist.csv` includes Tier0, 1 and 2 Trusted Sources and chooses the *most* restrictive option.
## More to come
### This means your judgment affects the Tier1, Tier2 and unified min/max lists as well, doesn't it?
I want to be transparent about this.
Yes, it does. Under the most-lenient policy, if I dropped a Suspension to Silence or even None+RejectMedia, I could affect the overall "min" and tier1 and tier2 lists as well.
Of course, it would have no bearing on the max file, but if I was to Suspend a commonly-silenced domain, the *max* policy would apply the most restrictive to the *max* file, and my Suspend could thus weight everyone else's Silence to a Suspend in that file.
That's why the algorithm is transparent, and why you have a choice of what you want to download, and I'm very up front about my own subjective choices on my server.
But it does also mean if you get off my blocklist, you might get off the merge lists entirely, too, for those sites uniquely federated by me.
I'm showing all my work here, you see the source files from various servers that drive the resulting merge files, and can easily discuss among yourselves what this means.