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Pichi 🟪 🍡🌸
@pichi
Should you comment on a cast that shows up in your home feed? ➔ Do you follow each other? -Yes ➔ Comment away (you can’t get a spam label commenting on mutual follow’s casts) - No ➔ Next Question ➔ Is the cast in a channel? - Yes ➔ Comment Away (you can’t get a spam label commenting inside or channels) - No ➔ Just like and move on* *if the caster consistently engages with most comments on their casts, comment once and see how it goes…if they don’t like or comment back, stop interacting with them or you could get a spam label ➔ Do you have something meaningful, funny, or supportive to say? - Yes ➔ Go for it! - No ➔ Just like and move on. ➔ Is your comment kind and respectful? - Yes ➔ Go for it! - No ➔ Stop. Edit yourself first. Does this make sense? Should this be an infographic?
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mvr 🐹
@mvr
Honestly never check that and do think it will detoriate my experience if I will have to There is something wrong and it will limit growth of the network
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Pichi 🟪 🍡🌸
@pichi
This is more for new folks with no connection to the core network. You can’t just jump in. I think that’s where they get trapped and labeled in their first week or two.
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mvr 🐹
@mvr
But how will newcomers know. I never experienced the warning system, you know whether it is still there? Would you stay if you'll have to start with a list of complicated rules?
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Pichi 🟪 🍡🌸
@pichi
I don’t think the warning system exists anymore. I haven’t seen anyone mention it since the labels turned public. I would not. ALL of the people I onboarded and got invisible spam labels over the summer bounced. They aren’t going to use a a system they makes them jump through hoops. Other social media doesn’t do this so they don’t get it.
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