Replies to posts about mansplaining provide a lot of great block opportunities.

[apbblue@thepit.social]

Replies to posts about mansplaining provide a lot of great block opportunities.

[colesstreetpothole@weatherishappening.network]

@APBBlue I am thinking you are probably absolutely right, as you have much more experience, awareness, and knowledge in this matter than I do.

Did I thread the needle with this reply? Also, is this a subtoot about the astronomer's flow chart post?

[raven@fedi.raventhemaker.com]

@APBBlue

[noplasticshower@infosec.exchange]

@APBBlue blockity block block block

There are a couple of accounts I follow just to find out who to block preemptively. Curate your feed!

[apbblue@thepit.social]

@ColesStreetPothole Y

[srlevine@neuromatch.social]

@APBBlue I saw her post, laughed at it, liked it, and DID NOT READ THE COMMENTS (I'm often bad at this, but I was good this time!)

[maxleibman@beige.party]

@APBBlue Related: my post that was circulating yesterday about unwanted types of replies got a couple of “think about it from the reply guy’s perspective” responses.

[apbblue@thepit.social]

@maxleibman lol

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@APBBlue
akschually...

[davidhmccoy@mastodon.world]

@APBBlue

I’ll explain why that is.

JK(which ironically, is a mansplain(so is this) gods, recursive trap!!

Like War Games, the best move is not to play.

[stevegis_ssg@mas.to]

@APBBlue

I agonize over which ones are just shitty dudes to block vs. which count as misogynist harassment to report before blocking, but otherwise, yes, absolutely.

[apbblue@thepit.social]

@stevegis_ssg I'm pretty selective. ️

[jeridansky@sfba.social]

@APBBlue I scrolled through to find folks to block, too!