Hey Hive account@alucian! Thanks for reaching out. I actually appreciate the question.
​To clarify: I’m currently testing a high-performance curation and anti-spam tool I’ve developed called Hive Scout. The bot is programmed to detect 'Frequency Attacks' (accounts broadcasting multiple operations in a very short window). Because you are a high-effort editor and updated this post 7 times in an hour, the algorithm flagged the frequency of the broadcasts.
​I totally understand the frustration—ironically, I also receive regular 2.5% downvotes from Spaminator myself. I know exactly how it feels to be caught in an automated filter while trying to contribute.
​My apologies for the 'friendly fire'! This is exactly why I am running these tests with such low weights (3%)—I'm trying to build a tool that is more precise than what's currently out there. These 'edge cases' help me teach the code to distinguish between bot spam and real human effort.
​I’ve already updated my local Safelist so the Scout ignores your edits moving forward. I'm actually about to drop a full post on Sloth.buzz explaining the 'Hive Scout' project, the logic behind these frequency shields, and sharing the 10-day mute list I've gathered. Keep up the detailed work!
..... Also replaced my diwnvote wd an exact upvote.