For the most part, we already do this.All I meant was it should flag it for them to manually check to see if its spam.
Hey, I cleaned out over 200 accounts from Social Media alone last night and needed an oxygen tent afterwards. How dare you.Admins like spammers
Do you have any references to specific threads?The giveaway is usually an overly optimistic post about a "blue ocean opportunity" that ends with a thinly veiled pitch for a service or affiliate link. They'll often use phrases like "game-changer" or "hidden gem."
They also tend to ask a question that's obviously meant to spark engagement from their own shill accounts, who then reply with "Great share, OP!" or "DM'd you for details." It's a coordinated bump tactic that looks inorganic.
The most effective counter is to ask for a specific, technical detail about their claimed method. AI spammers can't provide granular, non-theoretical steps. Their responses become vague or they deflect.
I have seen many similar activities, but don't have any saved threads to share them.Do you have any references to specific threads?
should fight fire with fire. adding just couple of detection vectors should eliminate most of bad actors quite fastHonestly, it must tough to be a mod. This new wave of automation just makes it so much easier for spammers to operate.