mute

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mute is the ability to hide posts in your reader from specific publishers.

Contents 1 IndieWeb Examples 2 Silo Examples 2.1 Flickr 2.2 Facebook 2.3 Twitter 2.3.1 Quiet Time 2.4 Flaminga 3 See Also

IndieWeb Examples

None currently.

Silo Examples

silos that have a "mute" feature for hiding posts from people so you don't have to see what they post, without having to unfollow them.

Flickr

Flickr - added in 2007?

Facebook

Facebook - added in 2010?

Twitter

Twitter - added in 2014 more info

Quiet Time

Quiet Time by Kyle Mahan is a an open source tool and service for temporarily muting someone on Twitter.

Flaminga

Flaminga was (site went down ~2014-12) an in-development Twitter client that proposes some elegant solutions to spam and abuse on Twitter.

• Shared mute lists. Subscribe to a friend's mute list
• Mute tweets from a muted user's followers
• Mute tweets that mention you along with a muted third party
• Mute brand new users (configurable 1 day to 1 year)
• Mute users who post too many repeated links, or who are muted by others

See Also

• block
• reader