@f0x I thought it already did this, huh

@s0 @f0x according to this https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/11558 if you block a domain, all subdomains will also be automatically blocked.

So, if that is correct a domain block is automatically a wildcard block.

@hugo @s0 wtf that's not the behavior i'm seeing

@hugo @s0 ahh I think the issue arises when the original instance was already on a subdomain, so if you block pl.*, the new mk.* won't be blocked...

@hugo @s0 here we go i guess https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/17125

@f0x @s0 well, a workaround that comes to mind in that case is instead of blocking pl. example.com, just block example.com even if example.com doesn't have anything installed.

In theory that would block example.com and all subdomains of example but I have never tested this but it's what I assumed from reading https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/11558#issuecomment-520582863

@hugo @s0 yeah, it would just be nicer to have Mastodon (offer to) do it for you, when you're already in the domain suspend menu from clicking through reports etc

@f0x @s0 yep, I understand and it makes sense.

@f0x @hugo ah yes, when entering domain blocks I always use the main domain in the block itself for this reason