If you block someone do you still see reshares of their posts? Anyone know?
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you shouldn't. if you do, report it.
ReplyDeleteI dont think so
ReplyDeleteYou can if someone +1s a post that was public.
ReplyDeleteAt least that used to happen.
That also should not happen, it was a glitch.
ReplyDelete(aside from the fact that +1 reshares are garbage anyway.)
Well, done. We'll see what happens.
ReplyDeleteI have been seeing some reshares (the proper kind, not the crappy +1 kind, got those blocked) from persons I would rather never hear from again too.
ReplyDeleteIt is very hard to hold back from speculating on who I think you are seeing reshared today.
ReplyDeleteI have a suspect though. :)
I don't have many people blocked. Mostly spammers. But the amount of resharing means this person might as well be in my circles even though they are not.
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