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simple. implement a solid, clear-cut spam policy and include a button on a tweeter's page to flag the account for review by admins. kinda like we do it here :
by noodle 17y ago
simple. implement a solid, clear-cut spam policy and include a button on a tweeter's page to flag the account for review by admins. kinda like we do it here :)
- axod 17y agoIt's different. Twitter search is essentially the [new] view here. Which, if you look at it, does contain lots of spam. Once someone has seen the spam, the aim has been met. If they close the account, it's not a big deal to open a new one.
- noodle 17y agoon this level, the level of an individual trying to get a single link seen, if they really want to spam a link, there's very little that can be done to stop them.
- csomar 17y agocontrolling millions of tweet a day is barely impossible
- ivankirigin 17y agoYou can @reply the @spam account to tell them about a spammer, or just block them. Lots of blocks alert the admins too. There are certainly some auto kill features too.
- noodle 17y agotrue, true. but how many of your average users know this? i'm just saying, your options and the process are not common knowledge. it would go a long way if the whole twitterverse were policing spam instead of just the more savvy users