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Every way to clean up a feed, compared
Platform settings, date filters, muted words, site blockers and feedback buttons all help with something. Each comparison says plainly where the other approach wins, and where filtering by score does better.
Can't I just turn AI content off in settings?
Some platforms now offer a setting to see less AI content. What those switches cover, where they stop, and how a browser-side AI slop filter fills the gaps.
Search like it's 2021: do date filters beat AI filters?
Limiting search to pages from before ChatGPT is a popular way to dodge AI content. Where a date cutoff helps, what it costs, and how AI slop filtering compares.
Keyword blockers vs AI scoring: what actually cleans a feed?
Muted words catch exact strings; AI scoring catches tone. An honest comparison of keyword blocking and AI feed filtering on LinkedIn, Reddit, X and YouTube.
Why "Not interested" never seems to work
Clicking 'Not interested' negotiates with a recommender whose goals aren't yours. An honest comparison of algorithm training and browser-side AI filtering.
Block the whole site, or fix the feed?
Cold turkey works until it doesn't. An honest comparison of blocking Reddit, YouTube, and X outright versus filtering the junk out and keeping what you came for.