https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/src/commit/b168820a089ff6e835059f0d806f81b612987a79/app/models.py#L3513

A few people in the other thread assumed that it was required to fork the code to disable those filters. That’s not the case, the filters can be configured, and are off by default.

To hide the reputation system, here’s a line of CSS that admins can add in the admin area to hide it for every user

https://piefed.social/c/piefed_css/p/1722358/hide-red-triangle-warnings-on-accounts-with-bad-reputation

That CSS line can also be used by any user wanting to hide the score at the user level.

  • goferking (he/him)@lemmy.sdf.org
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    10 hours ago

    Clean, simple code that is easy to understand and contribute to

    The problem with grabbing small snippets of code is a lot of context is lost. Don’t trust anyone who does that. PieFed has 50,000 lines of code so anyone showing you 50 lines is leaving out 99.9% of the picture.

    These 2 statements are incompatible.

    Plus depending on the snippets they definitely can tell how things work

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      Previous threads about these filters were people complaining about them being hardcoded, completely ignoring that they are completely optional and off by default. It would go something like this:


      Look at this awful thing PieFed does!

      def do_the_thing():
          # relatively simple code that does the thing
      

      It completely ignored the context that the do_the_thing function is only called if the admin wants to do the thing.