Ask whichever instance you're on if you they can defedrate. They are probably going to say no. Practical solution would be to spin up a VPS and host an instance with no registration or communities just for yourself. That way you're in full control of federation.
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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Afaik, you can only block communities so far.
I think so. If I click on the three dots next to your post, I can block "asklemmy". Should be possible for any community.
Dunno how jerboa displays it, but on the mobile site you can also find the community and block it via the sidebar
This is for the community, not for the instance.
Ah, mb. Mixed up the two terms.
Unfortunately not. For now, the only way to do that is for your instance admin to entirely block that entire instance. Defederation, the nuclear option.
ATM, you can only block any given community. It's one at a time, but do it each time you see a sub you aren't interested in and you'll quickly stop seeing them.
The option is in the threedot menu on Jerboa, on any post.
If I block thing@abc.com, would that also block thing@def.com and thing@ghi.com? Or would I have to block them all individually?