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title: Connection filtering
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- docs
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You can filter exactly what you want or what you don't want in your activity stream. You do this by editing the connection and select the **Custom Filter** tab. In here you can set filters on what you want to appear and/or filters on what you don't want to appear
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For example you can filter:
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* **Words**: you can add one word per line
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* **Tags**: by adding hash and subject **#example**, for example **#Disroot**
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* **Patterns**: if you want to filter posts that contain specific words in one post. So if you don't want to see posts talking bad about Gnu/Linux, you set the words in between slashes, for example **/Linux bad/**
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* **Languages**: if you have a connection that posts in multiple languages you can filter to show the language(s) you understand or to block language(s) you don't understand. For example **lang=nl** for in-Dutch posts only
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!!! Setting filters means that from now on the activity stream will be filtered. Already streamed posts will still be there and also future comments on those posts will be streamed.
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