Best labeler I use is “posts more than X times a day”
Over 30 can be a red flag but it depends. Over 100 is basically a block outside somebody going viral.
After that - the blocklist for people following over 10k accounts.
Best labeler I use is “posts more than X times a day”
Over 30 can be a red flag but it depends. Over 100 is basically a block outside somebody going viral.
After that - the blocklist for people following over 10k accounts.
These guys pushing the "it works for coding" line and omitting the:
A) Mass theft that makes it work
B) The constant studies trying to show major productivity gains failing to show productivity gains
are suckers for the "must be good for something" agenda.
These guys pushing the "it works for coding" line and omitting the:
A) Mass theft that makes it work
B) The constant studies trying to show major productivity gains failing to show productivity gains
are suckers for the "must be good for something" agenda.
3/3
3/3
That's really annoying actually
That's really annoying actually
I don't think they should relish in their attraction either but.. I just saw an example of someone marked who was just sharing a v personal detail, not-
I don't think they should relish in their attraction either but.. I just saw an example of someone marked who was just sharing a v personal detail, not-
And the trend promotes a series by highly transphobic author.
And the trend promotes a series by highly transphobic author.
What a joke.
What a joke.
V 3.7.01 on iOS
No ‘Lists Blocked By’—only a ‘?’—and the ‘Blocked By’ count is inaccurate.
The problem is in the backend—your source does not recognise blocks prior to February 2025 and does not provide a blocklist count or differentiate between blocklists and starter packs.
V 3.7.01 on iOS
No ‘Lists Blocked By’—only a ‘?’—and the ‘Blocked By’ count is inaccurate.
The problem is in the backend—your source does not recognise blocks prior to February 2025 and does not provide a blocklist count or differentiate between blocklists and starter packs.
And for sure, I do not allow "anywhere" for […]
And for sure, I do not allow "anywhere" for […]