Don’t do this.

Is this against or abuse of Warpast norms/terms?

- Bullying a channel host to pin casts for engagement and top caster recognition.
- Being removed from a channel after being warned privately and publicly for violating norms.
- Creating a copycat troll channel to harass the channel host, etc.

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- Subsequently turning on notifications and spam replying/farming every. single. cast. in that channel and farming engagement/preventing organic interactions until being asked to stop.
- Now having other parties shill personal projects in that channel and private group chat on behalf post-removal.

This is why I’m pro-block option. I have been on Warpcast peacefully for over a year, and I have never had such a disturbing experience until this past month or so.

This is also disconcerting - Continuing to follow and reply to the channel host after being asked to stop these behaviors and leave them alone.

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My understanding is that Automod can only do what hosts can, which is mute or shadowban; replies can still be used to farm engagement. 

Which could be why point 4 occurred because they acknowledged they knew they were muted for breaking the norms (and yet, they continued.)

I think @jtgi has a solution for this on his profile

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Open farmers, shillers, etc. pretty much move on after being muted—but people who go as far as using covert engagement farming that includes love bombing, pressuring hosts to pin casts, and pressuring hosts to make them a co-host only respond to firm boundaries like blocking because all interaction is supply.

I wasn't really feeling pro-block until I read this, tbh