What it means is that any users on remote instances using tesseract as their front end won’t be able to access blahaj.zone communities.
If we were to upgrade our version of tesseract, it would also presumably do the same thing to our own users, but we’re currently running an older version, from before this blacklist was implemented.
How does this affect the instance? Not not well versed into how it all connects and how a frontend blocks the instance it’s running on.
It doesn’t directly at the moment.
What it means is that any users on remote instances using tesseract as their front end won’t be able to access blahaj.zone communities.
If we were to upgrade our version of tesseract, it would also presumably do the same thing to our own users, but we’re currently running an older version, from before this blacklist was implemented.