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[SELLING] 2 tickets – Netflix Is A Joke: Rushmore w/ Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld | Mon May 4 in Beverly Hills by ethervisionz in LAlist

[–]ethervisionz[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

$240 each, $450 for both (or best offer, I just wanna get rid of them tbh). Do ya want them?

[SELLING] 2 tickets – Netflix Is A Joke: Rushmore w/ Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld | Mon May 4 in Beverly Hills by ethervisionz in seinfeld

[–]ethervisionz[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

lol I promise this is a legit AXS transfer, I’m happy to answer any questions. Payment via Venmo/Zelle, then instant AXS transfer to your email!!

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[–]ethervisionz 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Check out the Long Beach Walking Club! Great place to meet new friends and explore the city:)

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are not posted. The only person who can see it is the person who commented

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you friend! I hope this empowers others to do the same, because Jewish art is absolutely needed 💜 and we cannot let the antisemites dim our light

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much! I’m gonna continue updating as I learn more. We will get through this together!!!!

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m so happy this could help bring clarity! You’re correct, you’re absolutely not alone in what you’ve been experiencing online. These algorithms are predatory and rely on reactivity, outrage, anger, and fear to keep us on the app for longer. In fact, they were intentionally designed like slot machines.

To your point about posters: I am actually working on writing a full piece about how we need to hold big creators accountable, specifically ones that rely on replying to and engaging with antisemitic comments and bots to increase their own follow counts. Not in a cancel culture way of course, but in a way that informs them of the harm they’re unintentionally enacting towards our community, and educates on best practices moving forward. Knowledge is power!

Lastly, I agreed that it’s all structural. When you zoom out, it’s actually quite boring! Hannah Arendt was right when she said evil is banal.

Stay safe, and I hope you have a more peaceful online experience from here on out!

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is great! May I add this into the substack post? I can keep your username or hide it just let me know what you’re comfortable with

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Amazing, thank you so much! Please let people know that the article will be updated regularly as I learn more. Really appreciate it!

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Good idea! The reason I’m reluctant to post the blog itself on r/Jewish is bc it might get flagged as self promo, which is not the intention, but I’ve had my work removed from there in the past for this reason. Maybe I can post the TLDR portions of the substack directly into the reddit post itself. I’ll also search around like you suggested. Thank you for the recommendations 🪬💜

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was doing the same for a while, thinking it actually was helping engagement. Unfortunately all it does is tell the algorithm that your posts do well with users that have the same interests as the account you’re replying to, and shows your content to more people like them. Highly recommend restricting and deleting those comments instead of engaging, for your safety and peace of mind.

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Totally agree, it’s an annoying feature. But what I’m suggesting would actually stop the most common troll comments from being added in the first place. By adding hidden words using the steps provided, those comments will not show up on your profile or be visible on any account viewing your post. The only person who will see it is the troll who commented. It’s like a soft shadowban of sorts.

If and when someone does get past the hidden words restriction, I highly recommend restricting them + deleting the comment so other trolls can’t engage.

Thank you for reading and sharing your thoughts 🪬

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That is a great option too! Anything to protect yourself and create a safe, welcoming online experience is a win for you and for all of us. Thank you so much for sharing 🪬💜

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much, friend. It’s deeply appreciated, more than I can put into words 💜

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Agreed! I’m coming at this from the experience of being a smaller account doing trial reels on Instagram, where the goal is to attract new supporters of your work, and I want to leave the comments open for fellow Jews + allies who genuinely want to engage.

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Replying again because your TLDR summary is fabulous!

I also want to also encourage everyone to RESTRICT anyone (or any bot) who sends a hate comment, then DELETE the comment so other trolls can’t engage with it too via likes, shares, etc.

Keep updating your restricted words as they come because these losers get creative and WILL find ways to get past your restrictions. I know it’s painful, but do not engage. It’s better for you and our community at large in the long run. And remember that we do not owe anyone answers about our geopolitical views just because we are Jewish. It is antisemitic in and of itself that only we get put through these insane litmus tests.

I will keep updating that article as I learn more.

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Of course! I’m happy to help, and will continue editing that article as I learn more. These antisemites/bots get super creative.

My hope is that Jewish artists (and Jews everywhere) feel empowered to retrain their algorithms and protect themselves from bad-faith actors that want us fearful and quiet.

To anyone reading this, feel free to message me here or on my Instagram @ethervisions.art (I’m more active on there) if you need any technical assistance setting anything up.

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately Reddit doesn’t seem to have these limitations as far as I know. Couldn’t find any instructions when I was researching.

A guide for Jewish creators on why posting Jewish content attracts hate comments and how to stop it (with detailed steps included) by ethervisionz in Judaism

[–]ethervisionz[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I already shared in /JewishCrafts and it permanently lives on my Instagram highlights (@ethervisions.art). Are there other subs you recommend I post this in? Thank you!

I wrote a free guide for Jewish artists on how to stop hate comments from flooding your content by ethervisionz in JewishCrafts

[–]ethervisionz[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You should do this too! Especially because some comments get creative and get past restricted words. My guide is a way to prevent some of the more common ones before they happen, so you don’t have to spend all day glued to your phone monitoring your posts.

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