RE: How to stop them?
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Hello. The first problem is people who have somehow reduced their reputation score (spam content, etc.) and are looking for a solution in our Community. This isn't just a problem with Cent. They generally prefer small but fast-developing communities. They think it will increase their reputation by getting random votes. We constantly mute such users on the community page. But they never end.
The second group is the reward milkers. It is really difficult to distinguish these users from other users who produce organic content. It is necessary to follow it for a certain period of time. Usually artificial intelligence etc. They try to mislead the curators with content that is easy to produce by using or mostly just a few images.
Unfortunately, there is no permanent and definitive solution to this. When voting for new users in the community, abstain for a certain period of time. Stay away from users who follow very few people, do not communicate with anyone, have power down constantly on, or are constantly shooting.
I'm pinning this content. If you have any suggestions on this subject, we would like to know. We also welcome suggestions from other users.
the use of AI is what the things that mostly lead them to get downvoted. I know how hard it is to make a post, but using them as the source instead of just a helping tool will only lead to downvotes.
All I can say that we need to see one's pattern and also the type of content that they produce, and for me a long format post, is certainly difficult, if they can do it everyday with advance English, I must say it should rise a red flag. But again I don't want to make accusation, sad to see taht because of them all of us will be affected, especially you as the leader of the community.
It is a hard work to do, but over time hopefully we will be able to spot them even more easier.
Wow. Thanks for the explanation. I began to wonder what was happening. Cent is a good community, but frankly speaking is not easy to find amongst the list of communities. If a new account immediately post in here, then it's three things.
With what happened this week, I'd go with what @alt-runner said and give the benefit of the doubt, but it's obvious its an OG.
The main thing that should be adress is how one make the post and present themselve to the community as well as Hive in general. If it is al alt account, as long as they follow the rule and not giving the bad name to the community, I don't really think it is a problem. But an alt account who is always doing the same (using AI), and then got caught again and again is just too bad.
They knew how do game the system, and unfortunately use #cent as the place for them to play the game.
solid point
This information will be useful to us. Thank you. I hope we find a permanent solution as soon as possible.
You're welcome