I know for my instance they get full bans. It's a small instance, but make sure you report people. Mods see it and will ban them from entire instances. They can go be angry trolls on someone else's server.
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Imo blocked users get less engagement, therefore it helps to some degree. ~~Also, unlike reddit, it's somewhat difficult to browse the Fediverse without being logged in.~~ I'd guess that if any problematic content does slip through, it reaches a much smaller audience than if it were to slip through on reddit just because of how things are decentralized here.
edit: I tried it again and I now agree that it is easier to browse with an account. I saw a lot more content than the first time I tried it ~2 months ago
Also, unlike reddit, it's somewhat difficult to browse the Fediverse without being logged in
I strongly disagree with that part
Indeed. I find the inverse to be true. It's getting harder and harder to browse Reddit without being logged in, but Lemmy is no problem.