@shadow-the-witch Fighting Against Abuse on Steemit! | Finding spamming | Report - 419

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In Steemit, spamming refers to the act of posting low-quality content repeatedly or excessively. This can include posting the same content multiple times, posting irrelevant or misleading content, or posting content that is solely designed to earn rewards without providing any value to the community.

Spamming in Steemit is harmful because it can lower the overall quality of the platform and make it difficult for users to find valuable content. It can also lead to a decrease in engagement and participation, as users may become frustrated with the amount of low-quality content on the platform.

Abuse watcher has take measures to prevent spamming, such as flagging, which can result in a loss of rewards or reputation for the spammer.

Smaller posts are not necessarily considered spam in Steemit, as long as they provide value to the community. However, if a user repeatedly posts short or low-quality content without providing any value to the community, it can be considered spamming.

The focus is on providing valuable content and engaging with the community. Therefore, shorter posts that are well-written and provide value, such as quick tips or updates, can be beneficial to the community.

However, if a user posts several short posts in a short period of time without providing any value, it can be seen as spamming and may result in a loss of rewards or reputation.

The key to avoiding spamming in Steemit is to focus on providing value to the community and engaging with other users in a meaningful way. By doing so, users can build a positive reputation and contribute to the growth of the platform.

Therefore, it is important to only post high-quality and relevant content on Steemit in order to maintain a positive user experience and promote a healthy community.

Username	Post Link	Source Link	Plagiarism Type	Caught By
@silverd510	POST LINK	Source Link	Copyright Infringement	@shadow-the-witch
@lankho	POST LINK	Source Link	Copyright Infringement	@shadow-the-witch
@alanwelker	POST LINK	Source Link	Plagiarism Content	@shadow-the-witch
@bitcoinflood	POST LINK	Source Link	Repeat Content	@shadow-the-witch
@alanwelker	POST LINK	Source Link	Plagiarism Content	@shadow-the-witch
@bitcoinflood	POST LINK	Source Link	Repeat Content	@shadow-the-witch

1:- Guidelines for Steemit Users. [ Abuse Watcher ]

2:-Our Downvote Policy - "Aggressively downvoting posts is not a solution"

Introduction of Shadow The Witch [About Me]

Plagiarism refers to the act of copying someone else's work without attributing it to him.

Leaving nearly identical or materially similar comments on multiple posts. Sending users a link to your blog or a post if it is not relevant to the conversation.Posts or comments that include little or nothing more than an offer to trade follows or upvotes.Using tags that are unrelated to the post.
Threatening users with any type of physical violence.Not citing sources when using someone else’s material.Posting ‘not safe for work’ content without using the “nsfw” tag. Scams or Fraudulent offers.
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Identity Theft:

The fraudulent practice of using another person's name and personal information in order to obtain reputation.

Use of copyright-protected material without the permission of the copyright holder.

Commenting in phishing attacks or, any kind of hacking attempt fake crypto or any Scam Coin Campaign

Posting or commenting only for farming rewards pool. [100 words or only 1 or 2 pictures is considered as short post.]

Many peoples do reposting for buying upvotes , or repeat their post in different communities for getting more rewards.

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