Pamasich, (edited )
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Maybe there's been another change. In the original system I meant, blocking was one-sided only.

To quote Reddit themselves:

We will be evolving the blocking experience so that it not only removes a blocked user’s content from your experience, but also removes your content from their experience—i.e., a user you have blocked can’t see or interact with you.

Previously, if I blocked u/IAmABlockedUser, I would not see their content, but they would see mine. With the updated blocking experience, I won’t see u/IAmABlockedUser’s content and they won’t see mine either.

Like I've said in the other comment, not entirely sure on whether replying was possible since I've never been blocked myself.

To clarify, a few years ago, the blocked user could not see the message either.

But this is definitely false.

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