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This old post on meta stackexchange contains a script that hides posts from users of your choice. There were some negative comments there and the script doesn't seem to be working anymore (maybe because of 2.0?).

Unfortunately, there are a handful of users whose very frequent posts I'd rather ignore, although they are usually not quite bad enough to warrant downvoting or voting to close, but they do clutter my front page.

My questions are, first, what is MO's opinion on such a script and, second, if someone knows how to fix it?

Edit: sorry to bump this old question but I'm still looking for an answer.

This old post on meta stackexchange contains a script that hides posts from users of your choice. There were some negative comments there and the script doesn't seem to be working anymore (maybe because of 2.0?).

Unfortunately, there are a handful of users whose very frequent posts I'd rather ignore, although they are usually not quite bad enough to warrant downvoting or voting to close, but they do clutter my front page.

My questions are, first, what is MO's opinion on such a script and, second, if someone knows how to fix it?

Edit: sorry to bump this old question but I'm still looking for an answer.

This old post on meta stackexchange contains a script that hides posts from users of your choice. There were some negative comments there and the script doesn't seem to be working anymore (maybe because of 2.0?).

Unfortunately, there are a handful of users whose very frequent posts I'd rather ignore, although they are usually not quite bad enough to warrant downvoting or voting to close, but they do clutter my front page.

My questions are, first, what is MO's opinion on such a script and, second, if someone knows how to fix it?

This old post on meta stackexchange contains a script that hides posts from users of your choice. There were some negative comments there and the script doesn't seem to be working anymore (maybe because of 2.0?).

Unfortunately, there are a handful of users whose very frequent posts I'd rather ignore, although they are usually not quite bad enough to warrant downvoting or voting to close, but they do clutter my front page.

My questions are, first, what is MO's opinion on such a script and, second, if someone knows how to fix it?

Edit: sorry to bump this old question but I'm still looking for an answer.