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I don't want to divulge everything about the mechanics of it so that he can't just try to work around it, but using both a filter list of kurt-isms and machine learning, it recognizes him specifically and deletes the post. Since he has an endless amount of data to train off of (because he never shuts the fuck up), the model can be made extremely accurate. 

Unfortunately, the biggest hurdle in it so far is getting the damn thing to log in to an account I designated for it. Something about authorization hashes and browsers, very irritating process. 
 >>/9789/
I'm honestly going to miss it if I get the upgrade up and running. I'll have to get rid of most of the old filters so they won't fuck up the new one, they won't work together. That may be some time off though, depending on how long it takes to sort out the hash problem.