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  • sknebel https://github.com/sknebel   •   Apr 26

    A potential manual way: have a !snooze command that blacklists a string for e.g. 24 hours.

    Aaron Parecki
    !snooze is not a bad idea, that gives people the ability to make the decision about what to filter.

    I do have some code that Loqi uses to kick people out of the IRC room when they spam it that might also work here, but I'd be worried about too much false positive filtering. It looks at a normalized version of the text (lowercase, no whitespace or punctuation, minus URLs) and could reject tweets that match an existing one found in the last 24 hours. That would have stopped a bunch of these from coming through.
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