fediseer/CHANGELOG.md

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# Changelog
# 0.16.1
* Fix bug not returning reasons when seeing which instances censured/endorsed/hesitatated against a specific instance
* Whitelist endpoints now will return the visibility of an instance's lists
# 0.16.0
Allows instances to control the visibility of their endorsements, censures and hesitations by setting their visibility in PATCHing `api/b1/whitelist`
* OPEN: Public visibility (Default).
* ENDORSED: Only endorsed instances can see that list.
* PRIVATE: Only admins from their own instance can see that list.
When a list visibility is not OPEN, the reports will use `[REDACTED]` as the target domain. But this will not affect historical reports.
# 0.15.1
* Added some rate limits. Currently each instance is limited to 20 actions per minute
* Only claimed instanced get an automatic solicitation
* Fix report for automatic notification
# 0.15.0
* Added solicitation. Now you can see which instances are requesting guarantees
* Orphaned instances will automatically receive an open solicitation
# 0.14.1
* Fixed a bug with returning the reset API key on response
# 0.14.0
* Added pm_proxy fields which allow admins to receive PMs from the fediseer via fediseer@botsin.space
# 0.13.0
* Can now add reasons to endorsements. Likewise now the `api/v1/approvals` endoint can filter by reasons and min endorsements.
# 0.12.0
* Added hesitations, which signify mistrust against instances. A softer form of censure, to use in silencing or closer attention instead of blocking.
# 0.11.1
* Fixed censure filtering reasons using "AND" instead of "OR" as join
* Added meta reasons `__all_bigots__` and `__all_pedos__` which will attempt to filter all reasons which fall into them as supergroups
# 0.11.0
* Can now provide evidence for censures
# 0.10.0
Added `/api/v1/reports` endpoint which can show and filter recent actions on the fediseer
# 0.9.1
Added sysadmins and moderators count. This allows instance admins to self-report how many people they have in sysadmins positions and how many in moderator positions. This might be useful to find which instances might be lacking in support for their user-base.