Using rules in Curator

The Rules feature in Curator enables automated moderation for your Feeds, making content management more efficient and streamlined. Here are a few tips on how to use them!

Fields and Their Functions:

• Name: The custom name you’d like to assign to the Rule for easy identification.
• Feed: The specific Feed where the Rule will apply.
• Source: The Source (e.g., Instagram, Twitter) you want the Rule to be applied on.

Actions You Can Set:

• Approve: Automatically approves posts matching the Rule.
• Reject: Rejects posts matching the Rule.
• Trash: Deletes posts permanently (irreversible).

Post Attribute Types:

• Text: Detects specific text in a pulled post’s caption.
• Has Image: Identifies if a pulled post contains an image.
• Has Video: Identifies if a pulled post contains a video.
• Username: Detects the post's handles or the @username within the pulled posts.
• Post Full Name: Captures the full name of the user (if available) in pulled posts.
• Is Reply: Detects reply-type posts (mainly for Twitter).
• Is Repost: Detects retweets or reposts.
• Profanity: Flags posts containing sensitive or obscene language.

Rule-Matching Options:

• Any Rules: If a post meets any of the conditions defined, it gets approved or rejected (depending on the action).
• All Rules: A post must meet all defined conditions before it gets approved or rejected.

Additional Controls:

• Post Limit: Restricts the number of posts a Source can add per day.
• Similar Posts: Identifies and manages duplicate or similar posts.