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Is there a way to filter out bot posts?
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In your profile there is an option for bots.
Show bot accounts
Try toggling that. It seems to be on by default.
I believe that toggle is just for "bot accounts" which if checked just marks your account as a bot.
EDIT: ignore me. There's a bot account toggle and show bot accounts. Idk why I didn't notice that before. Apologies
You also check from the bottom up?
We call it "Aussie style" up here 🤣
I feel like this setting would be a lot more useful if it was per community. Plenty of sports communities use bots to set up gameday discussion threads that I don't want to miss, but I DO want to miss the ocean of garbage reddit reposts drowning out actual human interaction.
Which isn't a critique of your very relevant suggestion, but rather a lament that people think that communities somehow get better when robots are posting junk no one reads.