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- December 3, 2025 at 8:51 am #100000522
Sophie smithParticipantI’m honestly feeling burnt out and miserable. The hate comments are becoming overwhelming. I keep getting things like, “Your content is Sh**,” “You’re faking your whole lifestyle” and really nasty stuff about my appearance. It’s making me question if I should even keep posting ? i’m so tired of this.
December 4, 2025 at 2:26 pm #100000536
James asherParticipanti think you need to internalize this: Negativity is a byproduct of scale. The bigger your platform gets, the more non-fans the algorithm exposes you to. Most people don’t realize creators are human beings. The key is distinguishing between haters and critics.
Hate attacks the person (“You’re boring,” “You’re ugly”). Criticism attacks the work (“The audio quality in this segment was too low”).December 5, 2025 at 12:27 pm #100000549
Sophie smithParticipantIt feels like 90% hate, though, do you ever respond, or do you just ignore them?
December 5, 2025 at 12:38 pm #100000553
James asherParticipantI only respond if the comment is a genuine, actionable criticism that could help me improve my work—like if someone points out an error in a spec review. But for personal attacks or pure hate? It’s a one-way ticket to the Block button. My mental peace is non-negotiable.
December 5, 2025 at 2:09 pm #100000560
albert kamalParticipantJames is right. You have to treat your comment section like a walled garden. Since you’re dealing with volume, you need to use the platform tools. You don’t have to manually block every troll.
best thing to do so:
1. Keyword Filtering: Go into your settings and implement a list of prohibited keywords. Start with common insults, curse words, and repetitive negative phrases (e.g., “fake,” “scam,” “boring”). The platform will hide these comments.
2. The “72-Hour Cooldown”: After a video goes viral or gets heavy negative engagement, you can often Limit Comments to only users who already follow you, or restrict them entirely, for 48 or 72 hours. This acts as a firebreak to stop the pile-on effect.
3. The “Block, Mute, or Delete” Rule: Block anyone who threatens your peace. Mute accounts that frequently leave mildly irritating but not hateful comments (they can still comment, but you won’t see their notifications). Delete comments that use banned keywords but aren’t hateful enough to warrant a block.December 9, 2025 at 12:01 pm #100000564
Sophie smithParticipantThe keyword filtering… I hadn’t thought about creating a robust list like that. And I didn’t know about the 72-Hour Cooldown feature. That is a game-changer for my stress levels. I needed that practical advice today. Thanks, everyone. Time to clean house.
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