Can I filter out posts that contain the word "Reddit" ?
Can I filter out posts that contain the word "Reddit" ?
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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Connect for Lemmy has that feature.
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@PMMEVINTAGE30S yeah, using Regex I believe.
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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?
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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.
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Right? Like I get it, but it's a bit much, you guys.
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Yeah this place needs Reddit and Elon Musk filters real bad
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Can I filter out any post about Lemmy? It feels like a circlejerk sometimes
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wefwef Voyager has this
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Can you tell me how to find that option? I only have blocked communities, block NSFW, and and blocked users.
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Nevermind, I saw the menu and assumed you could mute words as well
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I'd love to have server-side regex killfiles for my account, not just blocked communities.
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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
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we need sometime similar to reddit enhancement studio for lemmy.
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Check !plugins@sh.itjust.works
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Definitely
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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.
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Memmy and Liftoff you can block communities. I haven't checked titles or words yet. usually the reddit talk is the communities itself
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