Here's one of the few images, that didn't get deleted, yet. He has a whole series, with different npub's faces, that he drops in their replies. I guess it's supposed to be an advertisement, but I took it badly. 🥴
Delete the space, to see the note.
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Stop asking me to dig up the crap I've reported and the perverts I've muted. That is all public data.
I knew I could count on you to come through with this. I added a report too.
That particular account has only replied to 3 other accounts, so maybe they are more active on their alts. It may be that some of these are already hidden by the time I see them, so I don't end up seeing them at all.
My overarching point is that improving tools for individuals would be a better approach to dealing with these accounts rather than blanket bots which affect the rest of the ecosystem. Defaulting to not displaying images in replies unless you follow that account, hiding responses with certain keywords that you can control by default, and so on. If I ignore them they will eventually lose interest because they are seeking a reaction.
We're building such things, but the bot is what he built and everyone is free to subscribe to it or block it. I don't ever see the bot.
If we can't stop the enterprising chap who starts marketing Girls of Nostr Gone Wild deepfakes, then other people can't stop the bot that labels those deepfakes.
Censorship resistance cuts both ways. 🤷♀️
We all have to just mute and deal with it.
or use clients with WoT whitelisting
Does usually apply to DMs, for whatever idiotic reason.
yes, client devs are notoriously dull
Most of the events I reported no longer exist. Only the reports remain, as those are my notes and I haven't deleted them.
