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ace
@ace
getting a lot of requests to lift the spam label - i know many of these are good fun loving real humans of farcaster, and i casted about it a couple times, but is there a way for them to formally petition for fc team to review? as much as iโd love to help, i canโt dm @dwr.eth @v for each person reaching out.
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Duxander |๐ต
@altagers.eth
It works something like this: I write a reply to you and 10 other frens I get one or two replies. Then system thinks I won't be interesting to many people and im a spamer. That's why it's still important to get a response. Or do not leave replies under casts where will not get it.
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Jarrett
@jarrettr
Iโm confident that it doesnโt work like this at all. You arenโt going to get labeled as spam just because you arenโt getting engagement. As long as you arenโt posting LLM messages or the same thing over and over again (while being reported) you have nothing to worry about
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Duxander |๐ต
@altagers.eth
Yes, but a lot of the guys who post in the comments and complain about being marked in the spam filter - did nothing wrong. I've invited a few people to warpcast, they got put in the spam filter for no reason, much less have anyone reported them. The most logical reason I can see is that they are simply considered uninteresting.
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Jarrett
@jarrettr
Iโm not saying that youโre lying, but personally I donโt believe that they โdid nothing wrongโ. Could you show me some examples of accounts that are marked as spam that believe they did nothing wrong? Would be interesting to see what their replies look like Itโs also important to remember that you canโt know for sure whether someone has reported you or not, so we canโt just assume that they havenโt been reported
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Duxander |๐ต
@altagers.eth
Yeah, you're right, there's no way to know if accounts have been repoted I'll look for some example, but not now.
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