Not knowing what the spam algo is led me to disconnect all connected apps. Not sure if that was a good move but would rather play it safe

Using multiple apps through Neynar and not being able to (or knowing how) to disconnect individual apps made me feel like removing all of them was the better option 🤷‍♂️

1. Spam detection is heavily weighted on reply spam, won’t mark you as spam simply if you connect an app to your account. You’ve to actually spam someone

2. You can revoke individual apps at app.neynar.com

akyllers

working on farcaster infrastructure @ /neynar, neynar.com  🪐🪐🪐   /rish 

Just to clarify what is happening.

I'm trying to onboard a community here >> /akyllers and they are being marked as Sappamers according to the [Frame].

1) Does interacting with whoever is marked as a spammer get me in trouble?
2) @dwr.eth advised newcomers to reply more than casting. So how should they do that!?

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From which database is this Frame drawing its information? >  its being used a lot.

From which database is this Frame drawing its information? >  its being used a lot. 

https://hamst.art/spammer

Spam labeling is client specific eg doesn’t flow from Warpcast to supercast 

So unless Warpcast shares that data (they didn’t afaik), I’m not sure how a frame can say if someone is labeled as spam?