Question

Can someone explain to me what is considered to be spamming on OpenStudy?

Answer 1

Don't spam! Common forms of spam include:
Posting a question multiple times within a short period of time.
Posting a question that is off topic for a particular group (i.e. posting a physics question in the Mathematics group).
Posting a reply that is not relevant to the topic of discussion within that question.
Posting questions that are not, in fact, questions (for example, starting a question in the Mathematics group to wish someone "Happy Birthday").
Sending the same chat message repeatedly.
Filing false abuse reports on a user repeatedly.

Answer 2

And another that isn't in the rules, sending chat messages over and over, like
sleepyjess: I
sleepyjess: h
sleepyjess: a
sleepyjess: v
sleepyjess: e
sleepyjess: a
sleepyjess: k
sleepyjess: i
sleepyjess: t
sleepyjess: t
sleepyjess: e
sleepyjess: n

all as separate chat messages

Answer 3

Or

Answer 4

A moderator reported me for "spamming." I was making threads on the OpenStudy Feedback that were random last night, now I know this isn't an excuse, but it was about one in the morning and I was extremely tired and didn't realize that I was spamming. I did close the threads I opened.

Answer 5

doing

Answer 6

that

Answer 7

on

Answer 8

posts

Answer 9

Hmmm... I only see one post that would be considered "off topic". Did any get deleted?

Answer 10

Yes, I deleted both of them. After I posted them, I realized how silly they look and realized that they had nothing to do with OpenStudy Feedback.

Answer 11

*looked

Answer 12

okay :)

Answer 13

I'm not sure why a moderator would report you, and how you would find out a moderator reported you.