Hi, and thanks for the correction! You’re right, and I’ve fixed the tool. 🙏
To be clear about what happened: the tool reads public on-chain follow data. For @ladyaryastark it found that the hivewatchers account has an on-chain mute (ignores) on her, but no blacklist (blacklists: false). My mistake was presenting that mute as if it were an abuse flag, which wrongly implied a blacklist/case. That was inaccurate and I’ve corrected it.
The tool now sharply separates the two: a blacklist is shown as a formal, appealable abuse action; a mute (even from an abuse-fighting account) is shown neutrally as what it is, a soft, personal, view-only action with no formal weight. It now explicitly states she is not on any blacklist.
Appreciate you keeping me honest. Accuracy matters, especially here. 💛
I hope you approve of my little tool, as I believe it may help people understand and act better on the Hive way of working. If not, your feedback is appreciated, as always!

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