Disable Notification for playlists I subscribed to?

Hi, is there a possibility to turn of the notifications for subsribed playlists? I only want notifications for new publications from artists I follow, but the notifications for changes in playlists I subscribed to keep flooding the feed. I already deactivated the push and email notifications for "A playlist I subscribe to is updated" in the "Notification settings", but I still get notifications on my mac, when titles are added to the playlists I subsribed to. For me this renders the notification feature complete useless. Can anybody please help me?

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