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@markwyner I don't know if this was the same thing, but I saw(and boosted) posts talking about people who literally had Nazi-esque usernames. Is that the situation here? If so, how can open registration not have a blacklist of names that, at the very least, would be quarantined(to deal with things where bad words in one language appear in other languages in more favourable contexts)?Also, thank you for all the work you do to improve the community.

How to spot a nonconsensual porn account:0. They're posting photos/clips of *someone else*.1. They're not part of the community (they don't reply to posts, and they're hardly following anyone).2. They do a *lot* of hashtag stuffing (30+ hashtags, and they're all NSFW).3. They post nudes with no credit or attribution (some provide a nod to the model or site, but no links to support them).4. They don't provide alt-text (because, again, they don't care about community or accessibility).5. They have wording like "I don't claim to own any of the images I post", and "DM me to have photo removed".6. They have account names like "XXXPornBot", "Hot4Dick", or "BigNaturals".7. Their profile photo looks like it was scraped from OnlyFans (and probably was).8. They post porn photos/clips *prolifically* (and the format is nearly identical).If you see accounts displaying these behaviors, please report them. They're stealing other people's work and posting photos of their nude bodies without the subject's' consent. It's wrong, and in many places, illegal.Mods like actionable reports, so be sure to tag appropriate posts and leave a note like "Reposting porn without subject's consent", so we can quickly determine the best course of action.Lastly, if you like porn, support original content, by local creators. There's plenty of it if you look, and who knows, maybe you'll find some awesome folx and help build a better Fedi in the process.#DamnTheBotsSaveTheBoobies #SexWorkIsWork #SaveSexySelfies #Porn #Bots #Admins #Moderation

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