I’ve been testing out how @blockpartyapp_ works and it’s really an incredible tool. Been using it for smaller scale quiet days as well as the massive waves of dog piling harassment. Auto muting filters, secure friend support! Highly recommend. https://t.co/4JigtPspOL
— Anita Sarkeesian (@anitasarkeesian) January 16, 2021
Thanks @mcmarsh for introducing me to @blockpartyapp_ developed by @triketora - designed to protect people from twitter trolls. Very helpful so far, love the adaptability of it (can adjust for more or less strict protection).
— Trisha Greenhalgh 😷 #CovidIsAirborne (@trishgreenhalgh) January 19, 2021
Thank you @triketora and team for @blockpartyapp_, proper mental-health saving tool. 👌
— Anne-Claire Blet 😷🏘 (@acblet) February 12, 2021
I started using @blockpartyapp_ and I am never going back. Over the weekend I took a peek at the nonsense that I didn’t see all week as an opinionated woman in tech of African ancestry during a heated election and a pandemic. Trolls are everywhere, but it don’t kill my vibe! 🤣 pic.twitter.com/1Y1ksnaVCy
— Ayori Selassie ✊🏾 (@iAyori) September 6, 2020
It's good, folks. Highly recommend @blockpartyapp_ to improve your twitter experience. pic.twitter.com/gBiOQgWCgy
— Dustin Moskovitz (@moskov) March 15, 2021
Woke up this morning with a message from @blockpartyapp_ . Love how it noticing and keeping people out of my feed. It's the product I didn't know I needed.
— anthony ware 🖤 (@theanthonyware) February 26, 2021
Thanks @triketora for the years of work you put in to create this product and business. pic.twitter.com/MLXzVvgBY8
Love love love this troll defense force model from @triketora and @blockpartyapp_.
— Colin O'Malley (@micshasan) January 29, 2021
Onward and upward towards more livable and inclusive digital neighborhood!https://t.co/pZzwwEIjyx pic.twitter.com/3J5rR5NCKK
For all the female reporters getting harassed on this app, @blockpartyapp_ is that solution to block out the trolls distracting from the important work you're doing.
— Yuliya Bel (@YBelyayeva) February 12, 2021
Excited to see Block Party launch. A really interesting approach to handling the incredibly tricky problem of abuse and harassment online, giving more power to end users, but not dumping all of the burden on them (quite the opposite). Clever, unique, and useful. https://t.co/TPteNx54cn
— Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) January 16, 2021
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
— Ray Kwong (@raykwong) January 28, 2021
Highly recommend
I've been using @triketora's Block Party since July 2020 to control harassing content from wingnuts, tankies, Trumaos, wumaos and QAntonese. Read about @blockpartyapp_ here: https://t.co/OxBzwHlQp4
If you get tired of it, I really do recommend @blockpartyapp_. It might save your sanity. 😌
— Kia Abdullah (@KiaAbdullah) January 29, 2021
"Some of social media's problems might have been anticipated if there had been more representation on the teams thinking through uses and misuses of the technology." @triketora 👏🏽
— Kaya Thomas (@kthomas901) February 24, 2021
I use & love @blockpartyapp_ bc it lowers the mental load of using Twitter as a Black woman in tech https://t.co/gTikItkfhe
Every few days I log into @blockpartyapp_ and I never don’t feel gratitude for the ability to not have “lived through” those tweets. To be able to sit and mute/block when I’m mentally ready for it makes it feel like less of an attack and more maintenance of my online life.
— Karla Monterroso (@karlitaliliana) March 9, 2021
@blockpartyapp_ may have completely fixed Twitter.
— Alex Turnbull (@alexbhturnbull) December 8, 2020
Am really enjoying @blockpartyapp_ these days with all the automatically muted abusive accounts I don't have to interact with. Thanks to @triketora ✨✨✨ *blocke blocke blocke* pic.twitter.com/2sDAo0Hwb0
— Clareesi (@ClariceGargard) March 2, 2021
Turns out to be a great day to be a user of and investor in @blockpartyapp_. If you find yourself talking about the right-wing disinformation ecosystem on national TV it turns out to be worth the $8 to skip the waitlist! https://t.co/a5h22RvVAp
— Alex Stamos (@alexstamos) January 17, 2021
Last year, @triketora and her team reached out to me to see if I wanted a beta version of @blockpartyapp_. To say the app is phenomenal would be an understatement. I have my filters on some of the most stringent settings and it's made Twitter useable. 💗https://t.co/0kGHNNVOVo
— Renee Bracey Sherman (@RBraceySherman) January 26, 2021
me scrolling peacefully knowing that all the troll/incel/racist/trump fan replies go straight to my @blockpartyapp_ lockout folder pic.twitter.com/vxtsRcoM8W
— Abby Fuller (@abbyfuller) May 29, 2020
if you're an artist/techie, i 100% recommend @blockpartyapp_ to help control the content that reaches you.
— zips (@pitzipped) January 19, 2021
some of y'all already know i left social media last year to take a break from a stalker who found me through art communities. this tool helped me feel safer returning 🤞 https://t.co/GYxwKBDpO4
ok just wanna say that @blockpartyapp_ is a godsend for the rare moments when a popular follower RTs me
— hk (@hassankhan) February 1, 2021
Wooohooo @blockpartyapp_ is doing a lot of heavy lifting for me lately
— julia ferraioli (@juliaferraioli) February 2, 2021
Been using @blockpartyapp_ for a few months now. Pretty strong correlation with not waking up at night in cold sweat checking which random twitter warrior is waging a war against that last inch of nuance I couldn't fit into 280 characters 😅 https://t.co/A7GwsgJgkA
— Hemant Mohapatra (@MohapatraHemant) January 15, 2021
You know what's dope? @blockpartyapp_ ! I just took a look and a lot of people were I guess being super mean to me last week about my hot take on the Texas mask BS. I didn't even know, and now they are all blocked. Thanks for the mental space, team!
— CG (@underceg) March 7, 2021
Damn, but the locker in @blockpartyapp_ is full to bursting from replies from those fuckwads yesterdays.
— Tanya, Openly Black, Villainous Deathbane (@cypheroftyr) February 23, 2021
Whooo boy, am I glad I have it. If you too would like Block Party app, lemme know and I'll drop you an invite.
I get 1000 notifications a day on Twitter. I use @blockpartyapp_ to filter them. Some of them I may even see and not have time to reply. Today I learned this is intellectual dishonesty.
— Carl T. Bergstrom (@CT_Bergstrom) March 9, 2021
And no, I’m not going back to a paper that you don’t like from Dec. to play sealion games. https://t.co/9CAMOcYqnQ