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RE: Small fish in the Steem sea
60%! Damn, this place is so messed up 🤣
the #cricket tag - I don’t think I’ve added that one yet 😉
🤦♂️
60%! Damn, this place is so messed up 🤣
the #cricket tag - I don’t think I’ve added that one yet 😉
🤦♂️
I’ll have to run my code and find out. I filter out bot users, krsuccess, people I’ve blacklisted and some entire communities. I should probably filter out #thediarygame too.
I want to filter out my feed too, it's always flooded with resteemed posts (5-10) from a single user. It's really annoying😐
Good thinking 😉
Well, if you're looking at it through your Friends Feed (https://steemit.com/@henryclive/feed), I introduced the [Hide Resteems[(https://steemit.com/hive-151113/@the-gorilla/proposal-86-change-log-hide-resteems) functionality a few months ago which solves that problem 🙂
Oh, great work! I did notice the hide resteem function but I hadn't used that yet since I don't want to hide resteemed posts from a particular user who actually resteems quality content.
Although I could unfollow the user who resteems 5–10 posts a day, I don't want to - because I like her own posts. So my solution has been to rarely check my feed and go directly to the community or user's page...
I tend to start with ReSteems hidden and then if I want to see more, I'll unhide them and see what crops up.
If the people that she's resteeming are consistently bad, you could mute them. That doesn't feel like a great solution though.
A bit brutal but I'll take it😅 It's not that the contents are bad, they're just not my type. The first option is definitely the more lenient route, though.