A community's moderators lock threads and ban members
Lemmy's moderation reached PrivaPub only as removals. Now a remote
community's lock and ban, relayed in its Announce, apply too:
- a lock (Announce{Lock}, or commentsEnabled false on the post) refuses
replies to the thread, ours included, until Undo{Lock}; statuses say so
in privapub.locked;
- a ban of a persona (Announce{Block} with the community as target, or the
moderator's own Block sent straight to us, which is the community's ban
and never the moderator's block of the persona) shows as blocked_by on
the community and refuses the persona's posts and replies there until
the Undo.
The Lemmy scenario's removal was an expected failure only because it gave
up before Lemmy's 30-second batch; it now waits, and checks the lock and
the ban live (Lemmy refuses a lock or an unban without a reason): 29
checks, none expected to fail. G-0003 and G-0006 are closed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LsXgEaXee4GCU1hwYgPJXw
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Mastodon member's replies reach only the people they mention.
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- Announces from **remote** groups (Lemmy communities) are followed through to the activity: the object is fetched
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from its own origin, never taken from the announce.
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- A remote community's **moderation** reaches the posts it holds. A removal (`Announce{Delete}`) is believed once the
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post's origin answers it gone. A lock (`Announce{Lock}`, or `commentsEnabled: false` on the post) refuses replies,
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ours included, until `Undo{Lock}`. A ban of a persona (`Announce{Block}` with the community as `target`) shows as
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`blocked_by` on the community and refuses the persona's posts and replies there until the `Undo`.
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## Activities
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