That’d be nice
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It’s like when your friends won’t stop talking about your ex.
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For a few years I’ve made it a personal point not to read any political coverage with overblown action verbs in the title like “X slams Y over spending bill” or “Y attacks Z”. It’s subjective but I swear it has genuinely helped my mental health. A filter that does this would definitely be nice now that you mention it!
You can block the whole Fediverse community. I did. Like, it’s helpful. I also blocked asklemmy. Also helpful. I haven’t blocked it on kbin, though. It doesn’t matter, I see shit I’m not subscribed to when I filter by “subscribed” still. I think filtering by keyword is going to be a long time away. You can be obnoxious as a commenter, though. When you see the keyword, say something contrary in a comment. That could be fun.
It will be so important once US election cycle comes around. It became a game of wack a mole individually blocking subreddits versus just setting relevant keywords to make the reddit viewing experience wonderful as opposed to a rage inducing. We need a Fediverse Enhancement Suite.
The last US election cycle taught me how to block keywords in RiF. By the time I left Reddit, my blacklist had hundreds of entries.
I notice that the Connect app for Lemmy has an option to block keywords. Definitely planning to take full advantage of that in the next cycle.
Connect for Lemmy has that feature.
@PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S yeah, using Regex I believe.
It doesn’t really filters post for me. I tried with “Threads” and “Reddit” and they kept showing up.
On what feed(s) does it have effect?
I’m not a Connect dev and the app is not open source yet, so I can’t quantitatively give you an answer. As a user, it’s been working fine for me on all feeds.
I recommend posting something in the Connect for Lemmy community. If a feature is broken, the dev probably wants to hear about it.
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn’t work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: !lemmyconnect@lemmy.ca
Good bot.
Right? Like I get it, but it’s a bit much, you guys.
Yeah this place needs Reddit and Elon Musk filters real bad
Can I filter out any post about Lemmy? It feels like a circlejerk sometimes
wefwef Voyager has this
Can you tell me how to find that option? I only have blocked communities, block NSFW, and and blocked users.
Nevermind, I saw the menu and assumed you could mute words as well
we need sometime similar to reddit enhancement studio for lemmy.
Check !plugins@sh.itjust.works
Definitely
I need to figure out why those
!..links don’t work for me. I have to copy/paste them in search, and then I can get there from the search results. Just ridiculous.You’re probably the first on your instance to subscribe there. Have you tried any apps?
Nope. I freaking hate doing anything on my phone. Just desktop. It’s not a deal breaker, I just figure that I did something wrong somewhere.
If you’re the first to subscribe to it on your instance then it hasn’t begun federation until you (or another user) search the link for the first time.
I’d love to have server-side regex killfiles for my account, not just blocked communities.
That would be huge
I went to check my lemmy on my browser and it was just jacked full of meme pages amd subreddit clones that I’d blocked on my mobile client
I would love for this to be a feature, I want to filter out any posts that could be a trigger like sexual assault. I could do it in the reddit third party apps.
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You can block communities and magazines that focus on it, which should get rid of the lion’s share of Reddit-related content. It’s been a bit disappointing to see so much low-effort, choir-preaching memes and content flood in. Hopefully the Fediverse can progress to a place where the primary activities extend beyond discussing the Fediverse & Reddit.
Memmy and Liftoff you can block communities. I haven’t checked titles or words yet. usually the reddit talk is the communities itself
