Spam on Quantumrun is generally defined as repeated, unwanted, and/or unsolicited actions, whether automated or manual, that negatively affect Quantumrun users, Quantumrun communities, and/or Quantumrun itself. Spam is a violation of the Quantumrun User Agreement and Content Policy, punishable by content removal and account suspension or termination. As spam-like behaviors evolve, Quantumrun will continue to adjust how we mitigate and prevent the spread of spam content.
If you detect spam or spam-like behavior, please contact us at security@quantumrun.com
How do I avoid being labeled as a spammer?
- Post authentic content into the article publisher interface or in the comments section of individual articles.
- If your contributions to Quantumrun consist primarily of links to a business that you run, own, or otherwise benefit from, tread carefully, or consider advertising opportunities using our ad services.
- If you’re unsure if your content is considered spammy or unwelcome, contact the Quantumrun’s administrators first, in addition to the guidelines below.
The following are examples of behavior that may be considered spam and are subject to removal/suspension:
- Sending large amounts of private messages to users who are not expecting them.
- Repeatedly posting the same or similar comments in a thread.
- Repeatedly posting unrelated/off-topic/link-farmed content.
- Posting content that includes link redirects as a way to circumvent an existing domain block and/or to disguise a link’s source.
- Linking to harmful third-party content, such as malware, phishing, deceptive pop-ups, etc.
- Programming bots that harm/break Quantumrun, including bots intended to promote content/products/services.
To report Spam, please contact us at security@quantumrun.com
Please note: A human reviews each ticket but we will only respond when we need more information.
