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Some instances (like mine and lemmings.world) have automated bots to clean up these spam posts everywhere. I think lemmy world has an automod as well, but maybe it's not working as well if you keep seeing these spam posts?
Them turning it up would be good. Also shouldn't there be a duplicate post check built into the platform?
They're not exact replicas. Enough a difference to fool the algorithm.
Interesting, any info somewhere on how to set up some of those auto mod bots?
I mean if we use the same filters these spams are easily recognised.
Interesting, any info somewhere on how to set up some of those auto mod bots?
I mean if we use the same filters these spams are easily recognised.
My bot has a readme with instructions and we're working on a docker image too: https://github.com/db0/threativore
Thank you!
Interesting, any info somewhere on how to set up some of those auto mod bots?
I mean if we use the same filters these spams are easily recognised.