fc-updates

Spam filtering is coming to Warpcast. 

Over the last 3 months, we've labelled thousands of spammy accounts by hand and @akshaan has carefully trained an ML model to do this automatically. 

We're rolling out this model starting today, and it will significantly improve the user experience.

Spam is posting irrelevant content in public spaces to farm reactions and follows. 

Some examples: 
- Posting irrelevant replies to someone's cast 
- Posting irrelevant content in a channel
- Mentioning or recasting users unnecessarily

Here's a one from a few minutes ago:

Technowatermelon. Elder Millenial. Building Farcaster. 

nf.td/varun

Wrapped Ether

Are content creators who tag builders about to get hammered? 👀

Michelada connoisseur. Chief Onchain Officer at /area51 since 2022 AD. Focused on digital art & crypto

CARDBOARD

Why would that happen?

He said unnecessary tags (spammy tags)

Crypto culture and markets | Newsletter & podcast: https://www.kaloh.xyz | Working on @indexy

indexy

sorry to hear that, should get better over time?

why do you think you flagged?

not related, but I built the power user ratio frame you shared last week, and as far as I can tell I'm shadowbanned as of today. My casts/replies aren't visible publicly 🥲. There are definitely false positives @kaloh

Issue 66 is in 📬 

Highlight:

👉🏻 @base continues on its tear. Recently surpassing 1B in volume on uniswap. @foundation recently announced base support & this week we see our 1st 1/1 sale on base w/ @neurocolor 

https://paragraph.xyz/@0xgramajo/66?referrer=0xc9ddb5e37165827bbbff15b582e232c06862c4e8

How would that event be written in code? Is it based on volume/amount? The easy ones are saying words that aren’t aligned with channel. But how do we differentiate between regular & spam. As an example, I tagged 3 ppl here, is that too much? Where is the line

This week in Terminally Onchain:

- Collab w @miguelgarest.eth animations (airdrop for all subs)
- Collab w @zherring - the first 25 subs were airdropped BasePaint #230

- Spotlight: @colinm building @warpshop
- Spotlight: @sidshekhar writing Castaway (Data driven insights on Farcaster)

https://onchainletters.xyz/tos2

Here’s another example. They don’t need to share the rules as then ppl will find way to circumvent but this could be considered spam or not depending how it’s written

I mean they could always whitelist you (or me) as they see we are tagging people featured in the articles 

As long as it is once or twice per month (maybe even once per week) should be good for a decently smart system

Here’s another example. They don’t need to share the rules as then ppl will find way to circumvent but this could be considered spam or not depending how it’s written

https://warpcast.com/yb/0x1b4d0d14

How would that event be written in code? Is it based on volume/amount? The easy ones are saying words that aren’t aligned with channel. But how do we differentiate between regular & spam. As an example, I tagged 3 ppl here, is that too much? Where is the line 

https://warpcast.com/0xgramajo/0xd6cdeb5b