A few options:
Filter public relays from global. Public relays will always have garbage like this just from trolls and feds.
If people want to be a part of the solution, i recommend this yesterday:
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If clients had ways of alerting image hosts of the content they are hosting, they might have more pressure to actually fix the problem by screening uploads.
What if they just move to other image hosts that don't use such a system or they self host the images?
Damus is just a browser, it is not designed to police the internet. Is there an expectation that google chrome detects and blocks this stuff? Maybe once edge ai gets good enough we can detect and hide it automatically
It would be hard to stop client side. Relay note filtering would probably be better than a report system since images can always find new hosts.
