>>55 *note; not really each 30 seconds, just as soon as post was seen by mods.
>>51 I have this script in archives still. Of course, i don't
need to use it, since i can perfectly ignore posts i don't like to answer. It just proves a point: for every censorship of a group, there is a counter-censorship method(segregation and separation).
Blocking people you don't like is easy, but you ruin the context and settings of thread(i.e. removing vital points from conversation tree) and repairing it requires unblocking the posts you "don't want to know, but want to know about".
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