Notices by Frankie Saxx (frankiesaxx@social.tchncs.de), page 31

@dick_turpin sorry, too late! @confidence270

The answer is:
To find and edit your mute and block lists, click the three vertical dots next to your name, above the post box.

Thanks, @dick_turpin
#mastodon #mastotips

@confidence270 @dick_turpin told me! The three dots next to my username right above the post box. :)

@confidence270 That's cool :) I wasn't clear about what I was trying to do so your reply was very reasonable!

@dick_turpin Thanks! I was all up in settings, and lists, and was starting to think I would have to export the CSV

@confidence270 Yeah, I know how to do it from the user, but I want to see the complete list, and just check who's on it, because I'm not seeing messages from people I want to see messages from.

where are the mute and block lists in the Mastodon web interface?

The @kdecommunity Akademy delegates get a choice of lanyard. One lets other people know they don't want to be photographed. Not seen this at many events.

@freemo
well it's not possible to be completely unbiased / impartial but I agree they do a good job

@freemo
I think Snopes strives to be trustworthy and you can't be fully trusted if you are partial or biased

@milan
Oh no, get better... tho I do kinda think a silent movie style vlog could be awesome - grainy black and white, piano music, dramatic gestures, text with exclamation points!

@cblte
Haha true dat