Pretty much the title: I see multiple posts on 3-day old accounts, all promoting disinfo for the RUS, ISR, CHI or some weirdo faction thereof. CanI set a filter on my account to ignore these prolific bastards until they have attained certain age or number of responses that exceed the AI 's smarmy word count?

  • Corroded@leminal.space
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    8 months ago

    I could see that being a feature on some kind of Lemmy mobile client. Voyager for example shows how old an account is if it’s under a certain age. I think it might be a month. Maybe any post or comments that display this could be filtered from your feed.

    Not sure though. I really don’t know how additional features like that idea I just mentioned are typically added to the desktop experience of an instance.

    • 𝔇𝔦𝔬@lemy.lol
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      8 months ago

      Hah. Lemmyverse peoples are all about censorship. “How can I filter this” “How can I censor that” “Let’s defederate from this and that instance” Etc.

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        8 months ago

        The whole point is that everyone can do their own censorship, instead of one person doing it for everyone.

        Nobody wants to see everything.

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          8 months ago

          I definitely agree on the first part. But: there’s enough ppl who want to see everything. And even if you don’t, a lot of ppl just subscribe to their favourite communities and that’s it. That’s totally fine.

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            8 months ago

            I feel like that’s why people need to carefully pick the instance they call home. If you join a large enough instance there are likely going to be a lot of calls to filter out various things you might want.

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        8 months ago

        Indeed! It’s almost like people got fed up of their internet experience being a flaming pile of garbage.

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      8 months ago

      Worst case is you’re essentially invisible for a week. I’ve had plenty of platforms have a waiting period to join so not a huge issue. Also easy for bots to bypass by making a bunch of accounts to sit on

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        8 months ago

        I would definitely rather have that as an opt in system like NSFW content than Reddit’s cryptic karma requirements.

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      8 months ago

      I want to see your comments, but not your posts until there’s some bare evidence you’re not a spammer.

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    8 months ago

    I’m sure it could be implemented. It would be really cool to have a heavily configurable client with these sorts of niche features. I imagine nobody has done it yet though

  • Skull giver@popplesburger.hilciferous.nl
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    8 months ago

    If you check the age of my account, you’ll probably see why this approach isn’t foolproof.

    It wouldn’t be impossible to write a browser extension to look up, cache, and hide recent accounts, but I’m not sure if it’d accomplish anything.

    Also consider the possibility that not all of these accounts are bots. Lemmygrad has a whole bunch of real people supporting certain regimes thst also like to use bot swarms, for example.

    If these bots are coming from the same server every time, you may want to report this to your/their instance admins to hopefully do something about it.