XMPP Service Operators - 2023-02-20

Can one see who is on that list, the content?

Mean the RTBL

Only sha256 hashes

The sha256 option in mod_muc_rtbl is default option or must be explicitely set?

Has anyone contacted chatterboxtown.us? Is it a bad server

> OTOH it seems they will shut down their XMPP server this year, so if we wait... systemli? Wow

> Has anyone contacted chatterboxtown.us? Is it a bad server They have been contacted. Accounts are already deleted.

Default: see https://modules.prosody.im/mod_muc_rtbl.html

> They have been contacted. Accounts are already deleted. glad to hear it

would have expected to see an increased number here over the past days, but seems number is stable since long time: muc_rtbl info 20 RTBL entries received from xmppbl.org (20 added, 0 removed)

ok, my bad , yesterday (19 RTBL entries received from xmppbl.org (19 added, 0 removed)

sry

are EU people awake yet 😊

probably too busy burning bus stop benches for warmth

hahahahahahahaha

Trung, yes, what's up? :)

oh our friend been active again, I just saw you in prosody muc

Trung, they are now

Licaon_Kter: hmmm, do you mind mate `20/02/23 19:08:09 ! Error from conversations-offtopic-reloaded@conference.trashserver.net: Visitors are not allowed to send messages to all occupants`

did systemli respond to the abuse reports (by encrypted e-mail, of course)

(yes)

ok

Yes

what about magicbroccoli.de

The same

ok these guys are fast

> I'd like to see more work on moderation tooling in XMPP. I've thrown a few things out, and they're useful, but there's a lot more that could be done to expand them and make them more user-friendly. The Cheogram Android team recently implemented MUC moderation tooling in a prerelease version over the weekend, and offered to upstream to Conversations. They're seeking testers, as to my understanding, the functionality was quickly added to address the spam attacks over the weekend. https://github.com/iNPUTmice/Conversations/issues/3920

The Cheogram team's MUC is: xmpp:discuss@conference.soprani.ca?join

philosophically, the xmpp spam waves are actually a good thing? and we all should thank the spammers :)) look at how many people learned of the antispam tools and/or set them up, and how much progress has there been in the tooling in general

I agree, but of course if the spammers didn't spam then we wouldn't need these tools to be deployed :)

Was all a setup... to sell more clients moderation fixes PRs :))

Yeah, I also thought it is the most effective feature request.. But not a very nice one.

Well...if it works ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) https://github.com/conversejs/converse.js/pull/3145