Lately, I have seen a lot of models posting on our instance, and I’m not against it, but I noticed that some of them post the same photo in many communities, resulting in feed subscribed or local with the same photo every page or multiple page.
I want to see these kind of photos/models, thats why I don’t block them, otherwise are fine to post what ever they want.

Is it only me who see it as spam? and should we limit these models ?

  • DelvianSeek@lemmynsfw.com
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    6 months ago

    As long as the photo is appropriate (on topic) for the community, I have no issue with it. This site needs more content; now is not the time to start nitpicking about it.

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      6 months ago

      You folks need to also be aware of the impact of federation, and how that amplifies a local minor spam issue, into frustration from federated communities.

      The feed ends up being 6 posts of the same pic in a row. Multiply again across a handful of models, and suddenly federation with lemmynsfw looks overwhelming spammy.

      I for one don’t want to have to instance block. Others may be less hesitant, at which point you have made the pool of potential users (content generation and consumption) smaller.

      • MaybeALittleBitWeird@lemmynsfw.com
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        6 months ago

        Yeah, this is how I see it as well. On my general account I don’t like to block NSFW posts, but it makes the all feed extremely awful to browse for a few hours when they do this. Just shrugging your shoulders at the behavior only invites them to continue the behavior as it reflects very poorly on the instance overall.

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      6 months ago

      I saw the same picture from the same girl multiple times in the ALL feed yesterday. While that may be fine, the fact that lemmy doesn’t have color changing links when viewing inline media, this becomes an issue.