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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
"I'm not a spammy, I'm a real person not a bot." or "Just use proof of humanity to solve spam." 1. Spam is relative: you might not find something spammy but another person might find it spammy. 2. If you are casting in your home feed or to people who chose to follow you, then it's by definition not spammy 3. If you are casting *at* someone else, then their opinion does matter. It's no different than walking up to someone on the street and trying to strike up a conversation with them. 4. Fundamentally, spam is unwanted inbound that tries to get someone's attention (literally what spam email is). 5. Humans can be spammy and bots can be not spammy. 6. What proof of humanity does is limits how fast new accounts can get created, i.e. if you want to create 1000 accounts, you now have to get 1000 proof of humanity credentials. That's friction. 7. However, if you have proof of humanity, you can still be spammy (and still hook your account up to ChatGPT, etc.).
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Daisy✨
@dazedaisy
Spam isn’t subjective to proof of humanity 100% One thing to note is apart from constantly replying users without a response, and being reported by another user is there any other way a user can get marked as spam?
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
The model has like 30 signals.
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Daisy✨
@dazedaisy
Can these 30 signals be shared? So that users also understand the do’s and don’ts which will in turn help them follow the rules better and not make mistakes
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
No, it would immediately help the actual spammers
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Daisy✨
@dazedaisy
Understandable I know I’m a fairly new user and I don’t have skin in the game but is it okay if I tag a few friends including the person that onboarded me who have been marked as spam? They are real users and I just want you to help them if possible, they have made mistakes and won’t do it again
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