The problem:
I am interested on coding challenges and puzzles on this site, but not in Code-Golf. However, code-golf questions appear to be over 95% of the threads on the main forum, and make it very hard to find any questions that are not about code golf.
I have already added [code-golf] to my Ignore list, but that doesn't keep them out of my feed, it just makes them harder to read and it is still hard to find the non-code-golf threads (only 2 on the first page today and hard to distinguish). I have added two Watched tags for other types of challenges, but I haven't seen enough non code-golf questions to know what all of these tags are (and that still doesn't clean up my feed).
I have tried to make a Filter for this, but there doesn't appear to be any option for "Exclude this Tag". I have also spent some time and effort trying to find a previous question about this here but searches like "Filter Out Code Golf" just return every [code-golf] challenge with the word "Filter" in it.
I did find this meta question, but it has no solution and is from 13 years ago.
The Question:
So, 13 years later, is there any solution to this problem? I suppose that I could go into the SE Data Explorer and write a custom query for this, but yeesh, not exactly a user-friendly solution for regularly looking for code-challenges, plus few users of this site are likely to know how to do that.
A potential future solution to this might be to create a [not-code-golf] tag and encourage it's use, a similar suggestion at the previous question seems to have been downvoted.
