hum.. we do discard any report that is not from a follow, so I don't really know where the complain is coming from. Is there any chance you have an exemple that I could look at? Maybe the users saw the bot + their follows?
nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z what logic does Amethyst use to decide whether to show a content warning on reported content? We have a AI bot (nostr:npub14h23jzlyvumks4rvrz6ktk36dxfyru8qdf679k7q8uvxv0gm0vnsyqe2sh) going around labeling stuff and we’ve had several complaints and some targeted harassment towards our employees from Amethyst users who don’t like it.
In Nos we only listen to reports from people you follow, but it sounds like Amethyst is doing something broader?
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Hm, ok. Idk maybe these people are following it and then getting mad when it reports them? Here’s one: nevent1qqs84syt7crsa2kv778r5arsze98y65wxps9tz7fhcccq0zzlwjv5pq57qdm2
Would Amethyst show a notification if someone you don’t follow mentioned you in a report?
Just to clarify, I'm not mad about seeing it, or getting a notification. I'm glad amethyst shows it. I'm mad bc it's a terrible idea and i don't want my notes to be tracked and labeled by X bots that have no nuance or emotions and just do what they were programmed to do, and i will get my notes labeled to infinity when probably no real user would report it.
Where can one see the events and users this bot is flagging?
https://reports.slidestr.net/ you can filter the report by "other"
Reports only affect the followers of the bot. So, bots can report as much as they want, it's not going to change people's experience.
Unless they follow the bot, which I assume they agree with the bot and want to see the warnings. In the end, each user has the freedom to consider the bot's reports or not by following it or not.
Again, my problem is not about seeing it or not. My problem is the bot implementation.
