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Yeah, my idea would be exactly additional possibility for filtering and probably not widely used. Any other implementation (like the mentioned custom lists, which then would have to be set to be excluded) work equally fine, I just suggested the simplest one which would require minimal implementation and testing efforts ;)
Simple solutions are not simple to implement unfortunately. If it's a new feature (like ignore) it will always take a lot of effort to fit into the existing system.
The custom lists are not perfect either but at the moment I believe them to be the best solution to your and other problems.
You know your system best ;) but, to explain in a way which should prevent misunderstandings, I presumed that a new status "Ignore", which would add the anime to the default list, would be quite simple to implement. (And then set filter to "Exclude" and select status "Ignore".) But maybe - or probably - I'm not seeing potential problems, because I'm not familiar with the architecture and DB structure. Or it is just too inelegant. :D