08/29/2025
Let’s be honest — Blocking people in Cemani community isn’t about “safety.” It’s about silencing competition, censoring criticism, and controlling the narrative. Period.
Do I believe in blocking people? Personally, no. And why? I have a whopping 3 people on my block list.
Cause here’s the reality: blocking doesn’t work. There are always ways around it. Blocking has become the go-to tool for those who can’t defend their own positions. Instead of standing firm, addressing criticism, or backing up claims with facts, they hit the block button and pretend the problem disappears. But it doesn’t.
Information travels.
Screenshots spread.
Conversations continue.
And every time someone hides behind censorship, it only exposes insecurity and fear of transparency.
Free speech and transparency are the lifeblood of any healthy community. Constructive criticism and differing opinions aren’t “attacks.” They’re part of progress. Taking every disagreement as an insult is a weakness, not strength. If someone’s entire response to criticism is the block button, it says more about them than it does about the person they silenced.
Think about it: if someone claims to “share freely” while at the same time blocking hundreds of people — what are they really afraid of? Because let’s be real, death threats and vulgar trolls don’t add up to hundreds. What does add up is anyone who dares to disagree, ask the hard questions, or point out uncomfortable truths.
This community thrives on honesty, accountability, and open dialogue. Constructive criticism isn’t “slander.” Different opinions aren’t “negativity.” They’re the lifeblood of progress. Silencing them doesn’t protect the breed — it protects fragile egos.
And let’s not forget: monopolies don’t just happen through money. They happen when one voice drowns out others by force — by controlling the flow of information, erasing comments, using power to influence others to erase comments, and shutting down anyone who threatens the illusion of dominance. That’s not leadership. That’s manipulation.
Respect isn’t built by demanding silence. It’s built by facing questions, owning mistakes, and proving yourself through action — not censorship.
At the end of the day, the truth doesn’t need protection. It doesn’t need filters. And it doesn’t fear criticism.
If someone’s first instinct is to block, deflect, and control — you have to ask yourself: what exactly are they trying to hide? -The Cemani Preserve