"we can't change behavior via software; what should each user be allowed to control to improve their experience instead?"

As a user with an account , you can today, through the power of css, ignore any author you wish ... maybe this should be made more easily available?

from the memory of Blocking users 

.node-from-NNNNNN           { display: none; } /* Newest nodes (and ot
+hers?) */
#id-9488 .auth-NNNNNN       { display: none; } /* Worst nodes  */
#id-397425 .nnt-auth-NNNNNN { display: none; } /* RAT */

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So to ignore all of my legion 

/* ignore posts by Anonymous Monk */
.node-from-961           { display: none; } /* Newest nodes (and other
+s?) */
#id-9488 .auth-961       { display: none; } /* Worst nodes  */
#id-397425 .nnt-auth-961 { display: none; } /* RAT */

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In reply to Re^4: Having our anonymous cake and eating it too (hide hiding ignore ignoring nodes posts by anonymous monk) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Having our anonymous cake and eating it too by pemungkah

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