I just tried sending a message to a user, thanking him for his recent contributions, but it wouldn't let me send it because it triggered the spam filter.
After making dozens of changes to my message to no avail, I eventually discovered that I had to change "I would love" to "I'd love" in order to get it to send.
What the hell is that about? How is the former considered spam, but the latter is not?
And this is just one of many examples of non-spammy messages triggering the filter. Usually I just don't send the message instead of trying to figure out what's triggering it.
Is there any chance of relaxing the spam rules a little?
After making dozens of changes to my message to no avail, I eventually discovered that I had to change "I would love" to "I'd love" in order to get it to send.
What the hell is that about? How is the former considered spam, but the latter is not?
And this is just one of many examples of non-spammy messages triggering the filter. Usually I just don't send the message instead of trying to figure out what's triggering it.
Is there any chance of relaxing the spam rules a little?