We had been using the @steem-plus chrome extension for quite a while and loving it.
Steemplus is a browser extension that adds plenty of features to your Steemit (mostly) , Busy and Utopian experience. You can find the complete list of features and installation procedure in our documentation.
Recently, steem-plus added a new feature for anti-spam that classify users into 3 categories. They are Human, Spammer and Bot. The API uses machine learning algorithm and relies on an initial set of training data. This sometimes result in inaccurate classification for some users. But, through voting, we can now help to correct the input and help steem-plus to learn with more precision.
Let's take a look at my feed and check out some of the wrongly classified users.
Bots
@ace108 - Maybe it is due to his robot profile icon that steem-plus sees him as a bot. 🙂
I know he uses some bots for stats and does alot of data extraction.
@kinakomochi - A Japanese steemians who blogs about many different things. Definitely a human. Not sure why steem-plus classify him as a bot. I will help him and give a vote as human.
@justyy - This is tricky. I know he is human. But he does alot of botty stuffs. Hey @justyy, do you prefer to stay as bot or human?
@yoshiko - 100% human. A Japanese community leader, @yoshiko is very active on the Steemit platform. She is always looking to grow the #japanese community. Let's show our support. I will cast a vote as human. steem-plus should correct this soon 🙂.
Spammers
@childcare - A spammer?? No way! Another Japanese steemian who blogs frequently on cafe and coffee, our favourites! No way she is a spammer. I will vote human for her.
@goodboyphilip - I think it is because he uses very similar thumbnail in every post? A Hong Kong steemian who loves chasing idols. Definitely a human. Voted.
Human
@jrvacation - Glad to know we are human. But still, 14.26% spammer? 😡😡
