@homegrown @ona why this option is not disabled by default in @Mastodon ? Its not the first spam wave caused by this
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@homegrown @ona why this option is not disabled by default in @Mastodon ? Its not the first spam wave caused by this 11 comments
There is an issue, give a thumbs up here: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/10590 (This is an excellent issue by the way, it suggests some good ideas to help new users alongside the request for making approval default.) To be fair to the current version of Mastodon, it does now warn admins not to use open signups unless they have a strong moderation team, but it seems some admins ignore that warning. 😦 @homegrown thanks for sharing, my upvote is there, hope more admins check it too! cc @spla @jerry @pancake @homegrown @jerry @homegrown yes but none of them are legitimated users, zero complains. @pancake @jerry @spla yeah, I should probably block tor exit nodes. I get plenty of spam from other IPs too, but nearly everything coming out of exit nodes is malicious. I have a hidden service that people can use, but that almost no one does so I am not sure blocking exit nodes would be a big hit to privacy conscious people. @homegrown @pancake @jerry no, it's not but did the job for me in the past. @homegrown since Mastodon v4.2.8 it automatically switch new user registrations to require moderator approval whenever they are left open and no activity (including non-moderation actions from apps) from any logged-in user with permission to access moderation reports has been detected in a full week. |
@pancake i don't know. but if you create an issue o find one, please tell and i will vote it.
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