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That's a great question!
No, blocking a node -- router or other -- will only block packets originating from that node. All traffic that is forwarded by that node, but originating from others will still be received.
Ultimately, the only place that blocking nodes strategically makes sense is on high utilization routers. If you're just blocking nodes on a client, it's not changing channel or airtime utilization for the rest of the mesh. That said though, if someone is harassing you then a block on a client is still fully worth it. ๐
Hey, thanks. Really appreciate the answer.
My pleasure. It was a good question, I think I'll even include a note on that in the post when I get home this evening and can edit.
Cheers!