Dunning-Kruger Effect: People with low ability overestimate their competence in that domain.
In software engineering, this shows up as:
- Junior developers confident they can rewrite the entire codebase
- Engineers dismissing "legacy" code without understanding its complexity
- New team members suggesting major architectural changes on day one
- Developers convinced they don't need tests
The most dangerous phase is when you know enough to be confident but not enough to be cautious.
Maybe cached from a time before the block?
This would mean that content you created before your block could be still in the wild, but your new content not.
But also here, there would be no difference between admin blocks versus users blocking a domain.
In any case, it seems both of us have no solid information, and @Gargron for sure knows better, ar least than me. So as long as I don't have other information I trust that his infos are correct.
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