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Agreed whats more annoying is getting double X posts back to back
Your kinda right. It's more the back to back nature of Elon posts that's annoying.
I kinda found out changing Lemmy's sorting algorithm from Active/Hot to New posts helps spread out the news (and even helps unearth lesser covered issues).
We need c/enoughMuskSpam
No, it's about telling the posters to post Musk related content exclusively in that community.
I'm not seeing how this is related. Make a rule in the sidebar which tells the poster to post Musk content that community instead. And if he still posts, it can be auto-deleted/locked (not sure if this capability exists in Lemmy yet).
Edit: Also, the community won't be on your feed if you block it. It can be a nice automod feature to automatically move posts to another community if it detects Musk/Twitter/X keyword in the title.
I guess it might help channel all the effort and energy into one dedicated community that you can simply unsubscribe from. Like a honey pot trap.
You are not going to get people who want to see Twitter covered as technology to go into a community made by people who don't think Twitter should be covered as technology
Joining a community centered solely around content you want to avoid seems counter-productive.