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Maretus
@maretus
Here are the fastest ways that I know of to end up with a spam label: - Tagging people you have no prior established communications with. Don't tag big accounts hoping that they respond - many will report you. - Using money guns or ham cannons excessively, especially in other people's casts. Sending 80 spam messages in the comments of someone else's cast is a quick way to end up with 80 spam reports. - Making inauthentic low effort comments, leaving comments that sound straight out of Chatgpt, or commenting with promotional links. Getting a spam label removed is much more difficult than ending up with one in the first place. Your account here is a valuable asset. Treat it like one.
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samvox
@samvox
I hope Dan would remove this new feature. It's sooo hard
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Maretus
@maretus
It's not a new feature. It's a result of spam reports. If you don't spam people, you shouldn't have anything to worry about! :)
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Blue Cockatoo
@bluecockatoo
I read that they're using ML now and it's not just spam reports that are getting people the spam label. That's going to potentially flag a lot of people who just want to participate in conversations that big accounts start but get no reaction to their replies because they aren't followed by those big accounts.
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samvox
@samvox
The criteria for spam are a bit strange. For example, tagging famous people. We sometimes tag famous people because we have questions and most of them don't answer. Is it fair to get spam label?
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