Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
xslop: a cross-viewpoint filter for AI slop
A browser extension for X that lets users hide accounts individually and proposes a shared filter based on votes from people who usually disagree.
- For
- X users tired of repetitive AI-generated replies
- Worth noticing
- The sample handles exceed X’s 15-character limit, and the voting diagram is labeled as a rule rather than live data.
Field notes
The page walks through a one-click personal mute and a separate cross-user confirmation rule: raters who usually disagree must converge before an account enters the shared list. Its example thread is explicitly fictional—the handles exceed X’s 15-character limit—and the voting diagram is labeled as a rule, not live data. The homepage also links to rules, handle checking, privacy, and docs; live usage counters were still loading in the captured page.
Observed signals
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