Is there any concept of "marking" signal vs. noise from accounts we follow? And then filtering out the noise?
Asking because I follow someone who has 60% great content and 40% feeding the trolls and I'd love some way to see less of the nonsense but keep the good stuff.
I think I'm asking for crowd sourced spam filters. Is that a thing?
#asknoster
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2024-05-08 05:41:14
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