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Update manual for account level blocks
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<h3 id="blocking-accounts-or-domains">Blocking accounts or domains</h3>
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<h3 id="blocking-accounts-or-domains">Blocking accounts or domains</h3>
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<p>From the main timeline select the top banner to go to your profile,
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<p>From the main timeline select the top banner to go to your profile,
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then select the <strong>edit</strong> icon. Open the <strong>Filtering
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then select the <strong>edit</strong> icon. Open the <strong>Filtering
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and blocking</strong> section and then you can specify blocked accounts
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and blocking</strong> section and then you can specify <strong>blocked
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or domains (one per line). Be sure to select <strong>Publish</strong> to
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accounts</strong> or domains (one per line).</p>
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finalize your settings.</p>
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<p>When creating a block you can also add a space followed by any text
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describing the reason for the block. This can help as a reminder as to
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why you blocked someone. Such as:</p>
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<pre class="text"><code>chud@chuddydomain.com Slobbering. Ferocious. Carnivorous. Underground.
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sealion@endlessreplies.net Another bad faith "debater"</code></pre>
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<p>Be sure to select <strong>Publish</strong> to finalize your
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settings.</p>
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<h3 id="replacing-words">Replacing words</h3>
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<h3 id="replacing-words">Replacing words</h3>
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<p>Sometimes you may want to replace words within received posts. This
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<p>Sometimes you may want to replace words within received posts. This
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can be for added clarity, to dissipate annoyance or just for fun.</p>
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can be for added clarity, to dissipate annoyance or just for fun.</p>
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You can also filter words within the bio of users making follow requests. This allows unwanted followers to be automatically rejected if their bio contains particular words.
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You can also filter words within the bio of users making follow requests. This allows unwanted followers to be automatically rejected if their bio contains particular words.
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### Blocking accounts or domains
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### Blocking accounts or domains
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From the main timeline select the top banner to go to your profile, then select the **edit** icon. Open the **Filtering and blocking** section and then you can specify blocked accounts or domains (one per line). Be sure to select **Publish** to finalize your settings.
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From the main timeline select the top banner to go to your profile, then select the **edit** icon. Open the **Filtering and blocking** section and then you can specify **blocked accounts** or domains (one per line).
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When creating a block you can also add a space followed by any text describing the reason for the block. This can help as a reminder as to why you blocked someone. Such as:
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``` text
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chud@chuddydomain.com Slobbering. Ferocious. Carnivorous. Underground.
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sealion@endlessreplies.net Another bad faith "debater"
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```
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Be sure to select **Publish** to finalize your settings.
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### Replacing words
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### Replacing words
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Sometimes you may want to replace words within received posts. This can be for added clarity, to dissipate annoyance or just for fun.
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Sometimes you may want to replace words within received posts. This can be for added clarity, to dissipate annoyance or just for fun.
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