Google Flagged a Post Due to Questionable Content
On my Google Plus I created a community of Create Online Business with Wealthy Affiliate, as of the moment it has only 18 members.
This is the community where I am sharing every post I create on my sites. Actually I shared the latest update from Kyle's post.
There are several sites coming around from the community of WA sharing their posts and they are great. Most of them are images and videos.
But there's one site that has been appearing for moderation . . .
and I saw this statement on the center top of the window which says :
Google+ flagged these posts due to questionable content.
As a moderator, you can decide if they’re OK for the community to view.
So if you are the owner what should you do?
remove post
remove, report, and ban
ban member
What do you think is the best action to do?
Looking into one of the links provided by the site I would consider it and I agree that it has a questionable content. Why? It discusses about the UBER Company and it does not show how anyone can join, how you can acquire a car and drive your own. Rather it discusses about an Apps that they should use to earn a certain amount.
Meaning, the presenter has quoted details from different websites on the earnings of UBER Company members just to lure the audience and suggests an Apps to be installed to have the earnings therein. This is just one concern that they have used to promote their unjustifiable claim on fast profit.
What can you say?
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Aside from the spam issue, you say, "This is the community where I am sharing every post I create on my sites. Actually I shared the latest update from Kyle's post."
Isn't this also a "duplicate content" issue, Jimmy?
Depending in the rules you have set up, it it is a violation, I would remove the post. In the sharing comment group I admin on FB, I have had to ban a few people now....
Clearly they know that no spamming is allowed, and that is generally the rules for most groups these days...I used to give a warning, these days no more...
Allowing spam makes the experience not as valuable for all the other members that follow the rules, and in this case, I think Google was right to flag it for you...
Google is more touchy than some platforms too from what I have experienced. With some of the tools that we use to automate posts, likes, shares, and comments, we normally do not mess with Google Plus...
Cheers!
Dave : )
Yes, Dave, I am removing the posts but it's too many. I'd rather ban it so it cannot post. Thank you for coming into the discussion.
To me it looks like spam. It's your obligation as moderator to keep your group spam-free or not as you see fit.
Right, Marion. So I have to read their posts and found that they are using other sites to deceive other people.
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Remove the post. The owner should be contacted and be made aware of the policies we need to follow. If the owner does it again, then owner should be ban.
Yes, I removed some but there are so many so I pressed ban.