Ignore obnoxious comment signatures, make dogwhistles more transparent, remind yourself not to interact with certain topics, uncensor common celf-censorship euphemisms, or just apply some good 'ol censorship of your own. What I am imagining is a system that allows the user to set custom regular expression rules that get applied to all comments. There could be both global rules (that apply to every single comment) and user rules (that apply to all comments from just that user, similar to custom user labels).

What are your thoughts on having a feature like this in whatever app you use? Would you even find it useful at all? If the change is only visible to the user, is there any abuse potential?

Pictured here is a proof of concept showing Thunder with a simple “Cloud To Butt” function applied.

  • Mose13@lemmy.world
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    20 days ago

    Me and the Interstellar devs are collaborating on a shared filter spec. Would love to loop you into that discussion if you’re interested. With a shared spec, users could share popular filters between different clients.