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4chan's native auto-filtering options suck. They can filter out about 80% of the crap, but it doesn't work on those that change their names all the time. I'm after a system where only the name 'anonymous' passes the auto-filter. Same goes for meme flags.

There are some more things I want to filter that 4chan's auto-filter system doesn't do. Examples are:

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There's someone who spams new threads with nothing but a punctuation mark (sometimes more), and someone who uses square brackets with a news caption in it, so something that can auto filter those without auto filtering genuine posts.

The ultimate filter would be one that filters out questions. Basically a system where it filters the words what/would/why/which/was/how/should/does/ if they are used at the beginning of a sentence.
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have you tried vibe slop?



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