Farcaster

We should consider what happens in a social network where only 5% of accounts are identified as not spam-related. Or if what needs to be reviewed is the algorithm that assigns this classification.

One of the two things is not working, and the confusion of 95% of the network is increasing.

"Why have I been marked like this? What am I doing wrong? How can I stop being identified as spam, or what should I do (or not do) to avoid going from 1 to 0? Anybody can help, please?"

I hope it could evolve sooner than later, before half the users decide it is not worth it to be in a social network that unfairly considers them as spam, without it being clear why, or what to do to avoid it.

Thanks a lot to @pichi and all those who try to help understand what is happening and how to avoid being marked as a potential or proven spammer.

I think the other approach is to make the spam relative to certain % of the social network rather than absolute 

i.e. each level threshold can fluctuate

microsub.

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