Is there any way to hide certain user's posts in my #community? I'm getting spammed and I can seem to do is mute, but then my community is just filled with "muted posts". It's terrible.
Is there any way to hide certain user's posts in my #community? I'm getting spammed and I can seem to do is mute, but then my community is just filled with "muted posts". It's terrible.
I have learned that there are other possibilities being talked about for communities, but until community changes occur muting is the only tool you have to work with
Thank you.
Muting is the only option I am aware of but I will ask if there are other options.
Thanks! I don’t know why but now the muted posts are invisible. I wonder what changed.
Dev magic?
Could you post or share a screen shot of how your community looks filled with muted posts so that I can show devs? There must be a better option.
Hello again. Here is a screenshot of what it looks like when I do a private browser window. They now go away when I log in. Could it be a cache thing?
You likely muted author from you personal account?! That’s why login hides it, but everybody else still sees it.
Thanks for your continued feedback. I think you're right, but they do sometimes appear when I'm logged into my account.
It is not ideal, is it? I hope future improvements will be made on the blockchain level to communities.
No. It definitely isn't ideal, but then again, neither is my community. :)
When your community has 100 members you can register to become an Ecency Supported Community and receive Community points whenever someone posts into your community using Ecency.@theothercola Maybe diversify your community to include a broader range of semi related interests? How about posts about favorite films/filmmakers? You could do contests by years... Favorite films of 1948? And then 1987? If you want to organize a contest I'd be happy to provide you with some points for prizes and put your contest into ecency Discord contest Channel to get more attention.
Wow he is spammy not only in your Community! He makes 8-10 posts a day!
Normally I dont do, but guess its a case to call the @hivewatcher please have a look.
For every community, its good to make a clear "what to post"-post and pin it to community.
Thanks! Yeah. BeeToons is terrible. I actually went onto one of their videos to ask them to stop posting in the Filmmakers community.
Hello.
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