It's just that clients that prefer either public or private will destroy the other when you change who you mute.
So adding a mute in primal, which uses public mutes, will wipe your private mutes from...
Users shouldn’t have to know how these things work, and their clients should prevent overwrites.
This is why #Mutable exists. You can use it to back up your mute list in case a client deletes it, and you can move them from private to public with one step.
https://mutable.top
This is why #Mutable exists. You can use it to back up your mute list in case a client deletes it, and you can move them from private to public with one step.
https://mutable.top