Claus Wilke
@clauswilke
I have no beef with @shl0ms, but can I just mute everybody who mentions him in an otherwise empty cast?
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@shl0ms
yes you can
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Claus Wilke
@clauswilke
How?
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Claus Wilke
@clauswilke
I don't want to do this manually, I want it to be automated.
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Dan Romero
@artlu
Just my opinion. Automated ways to squash new experiments are a dark pattern. Artists have a hard enough time here. h/t @randomishwalk for connecting the dots in my mind, I still don't get it but there's some kind of statement there warpcast.com/randomishwalk/0xba465ee9
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Claus Wilke
@clauswilke
I wasn't really serious, but even so I don't see why end users shouldn't have the ability to write complex muting filters for their own feed. That's not squashing anything. Anybody is free to write empty casts, but I should be free to ignore them (and/or not even see them).
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Dan Romero
@artlu
I think you would benefit from a "Prosumer" client rather than a mass consumer client like Warpcast. Check out (in no particular order) @fiids @supercast @us3r @herocast and /opencast
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