Fortunately, this entire filter list can be turned off by the users at any time, for those who want a more unfiltered experience (although atm it’s all-or-nothing iirc).
(Though reportedly the OTHER, smaller instance hard-coded list cannot be disabled now except by using db0’s fork of the codebase.)
No prob. Everyone should be aware of what they’re getting if they use tesseract.
Hard agree - transparency is important.
Fortunately, this entire filter list can be turned off by the users at any time, for those who want a more unfiltered experience (although atm it’s all-or-nothing iirc).
(Though reportedly the OTHER, smaller instance hard-coded list cannot be disabled now except by using db0’s fork of the codebase.)