Filter reply spam by its content
A blue checkmark alone does not tell you whether a reply is useful. Use a rule that describes repetitive engagement bait, with exceptions for real contributions.
Match the reply, not the badge
Try: “Generic engagement-bait replies that ask for likes or follows, repeat empty slogans, or add unrelated promotional text instead of contributing to the discussion.”
Jev receives the post text, author handle and display name. Verification status is not included, so a rule cannot reliably target only blue-check accounts.
Keep useful short replies
Add an exception: “Specific questions, factual corrections, or concise original observations relevant to the discussion.”
Short does not automatically mean spam. Preview examples from Timeline History and revise the wording when a useful reply matches.
Review the account action
Mute and Block affect the author on X. Select the action deliberately and review Jev’s activity history after enabling a rule.
Jev processes eligible posts saved through ReDeck’s Timeline History. It does not scan every reply across X or guarantee that all unwanted content disappears.
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