Clankwall Publishes Live AI-Reply Blocklist
Clankwall tracks X replies, publishes AI-flagged usernames, and exposes live JSON and plaintext feeds for automated blocking. Its homepage currently lists 808 spam-flagged accounts and 271 AI-flagged accounts, while warning that scores are not proof of authorship.
Clankwall is a practical response to X’s AI-reply spam problem, but its value depends on treating the list as a risk signal—not a verdict.
- –Live feeds make it easy for bots, extensions, and moderation tools to consume updates automatically
- –Reply-level scoring is more useful than static account labels because spam behavior changes quickly
- –Public accusations create real false-positive and reputational risks, especially when AI-generated text is only inferred
- –The project fits X’s stated focus on blocking bulk, duplicative, irrelevant, or unsolicited replies
- –A dispute channel and transparent evidence would be essential for trustworthy adoption
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1h ago
2026-11-02
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2026-11-02
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ryanvogel