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Houthis 'take control' of key island in global shipping route

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cmd683p01eljt
1•consumer451•39s ago•0 comments

Californians projected to spend $675M on OnlyFans this year: study

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Fill PDF Forms Instantly with Natural Language

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Cloud Hosting Is the Data Hostage Model, and It Has No Place in the AI Era

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Neuro Engine – MCP server cutting AI coding token waste by up to 96%

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Meta deployed agents and fired 8000 employees

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Ask HN: Can we please limit the AI news flood?

152•cromka•31m ago•77 comments

Mochi 1.0 released

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1•a_cunningham•32m ago•1 comments
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Ask HN: How do HN domain filters work?

1•behindai•49m ago
I’ve had an HN account for years and submit everything manually. I occasionally posted articles from my project’s domain, but at some point those submissions started appearing normally to me while disappearing when viewed logged out.

No bots, no automated posting, no mass submissions.

What frustrates me is that this seems to be happening everywhere. Reddit can restrict accounts as soon as you post a link. HN appears to silently filter domains. The Internet is becoming a place where it’s increasingly hard to simply build something, share it, and reach even a small relevant audience.

Does HN apply automatic domain-level filtering? What usually triggers it, and is there any normal way to recover from it?

Comments

JohnFen•46m ago
The only people who can answer your questions are the mods, so you should ask them. hn@ycombinator.com
behindai•33m ago
Wrote them. Useless.
aledevv•41m ago
Yes exactly HN silently filter domain. It has a strong anti-spam policy. Share and write comments in a genuine way. To check if your post is actually published check it from incognito browsing. To recover from a ghost penalty wait and write genuinely.
behindai•29m ago
Understood. I’m just not much of a commenter. I usually come here to share something I’ve built or written and see whether it resonates. I’ve posted my own articles and several products on Show HN over the years.
mtmail•27m ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_banning is common across social media platforms. HN has some automatic and some manual flagging. I reported some, both false positives and negatives. The "normal way to recover" is established users clicking the "vouch" button on flagged posts. I think the threshold is 500 karma, can't remember. I'm happy for every 'vouch'worthy item I discover. With 50 submissions per hour there's not enough users on the /new page to review everything and tastes are different.
behindai•21m ago
Got it. the problem in my case is that the submissions do not appear in the public feed at all,, so nobody can see them in order to vouch, upvote, or otherwise recover them. they are visible to me when logged in, but effectively invisible to everyone else.