Is that post okay? ~Are you violating the terms of service?~

Maybe it's because I don't check the community much ②This is the first I'm hearing about it, what kind of content are you…? posting…？🤔 If it's something that could identify you personally, you don't have to say it here, but I couldn't have imagined it.

So, does that mean that ① is a violation of the terms of service if you post greetings on multiple greeting boards or post the results of treasure chests opened from ads with the same message?

This is important stuff. I'm running a thread so I'll share this! Some of this is already written in the rules, but I hadn't specifically mentioned the part about posting on multiple boards... so 💦 Glad I got to know about this! Thanks for sharingっ

Oh, I see... So this is it... I thought it got caught by Playio guard 😅 Thanks for letting me know m(_ _)m😊

Thanks for your inquiry and warning~⸜(*ˊᗜˋ*)⸝ I haven't been checking the community lately, so I have no idea about ②... Also, I don't watch TV, so there are things I don't know lol I've heard rumors about people doing things like in ①🤔 I've never seen it myself though. It seems like there are all sorts of people out there with different ways of thinking…

Thanks for sharing the info. It seems like various types of posts are coming up~ (I've only been glancing at the community lately, so I don't know much) AI copy-paste is also a reportable offense, not just a matter of etiquette? (Though I feel like I haven't seen it recently) What would be the reporting category... Meaningless content? Other? 🤔

Hi, I'm the person who got penalized for introducing another app.

① There are many people who post and try to bait replies if they don't have any emoticons or topics. ② Are there really people like that? lol ③ They're like the 'Shining Free Music Title' person, aren't they? lol I'm reporting ①, and I plan to report ➂ as well as soon as I find them.

Is text generated by AI okay?

Thanks for sharing. I wonder if greetings or similar posts would be considered duplicate submissions? It seems difficult for people to judge consistently. Personally, I think it's okay, but what about the admins? Also, if someone buys and shares snacks they found interesting or trendy clothes, would that be considered commercial intent? Without clearer guidelines, users might get hurt if casual personal shares are deemed violations. It's tricky in many ways...

Oh my... this might be the same person I saw 💦 You posted similar things consecutively, and they were a bit long. I thought, 'This is bad,' but... did Oyone think so too? As for leading or inviting others externally, well, that's understandable, isn't it?

Seeing that person at the very front so often was unpleasant. I report them every time, but it doesn't seem to decrease.

Thanks for sharing! It was very helpful. 🙂↕️ I often see posts on multiple boards, like ①. Is that called 'multipoisting'? I never reported it, but I guess it was indeed against the rules. 🤔 I'm surprised there are posts that input TV audio, like ②! Do people think as long as they pass the AI check, anything goes… If you can get gems from posting, I guess some people will go that far 😫 The standards for promoting/soliciting other apps and services, like ③, are really tricky. I've seen people who introduced apps they used get their posts repeatedly deleted, and I was blocked by playio just for mentioning 'game tip promotion codes' without even posting actual codes, so I'm being very cautious. 💦 I used to get nervous posting even when I intended to introduce something for a board event 😅 This was a good opportunity to reconfirm the rules! Thank you!

Thanks for the heads-up. Regarding ②, it also seems suspicious in terms of copyright infringement. Especially since attaching screenshots or captured images from TV shows has become a problem on social media these days...

I didn't know there were rules like this... I definitely see a lot of people spamming ( ᐛ )

Thanks for sharing the info! I do report people I clearly think are ①③ when I see them. Regarding ②, I thought 'Is there really a way to do that?' lol I tend to trust people I often see in the community, assuming they're generally not problematic (though that's not good either lol) It's important to check the rules, not just within the community.

Is it possible that it didn't increase because of that?

As expected, it's dangerous to post trivia learned from AI directly. I also run a similar message board, and sometimes when I get information from AI, it copies text directly from some website, so I need to be careful about that.

It's tough to draw the line in game-specific forums... 😓 Posting friend codes for that game seems okay, but codes with invite bonuses for that game are probably out, right? 💦 Also, for direct referral links found in some AI character chats, whether it's allowed or not seems to depend on whether the post is simply recommending it as 'This is fun!' or asking people to play something you made yourself 🤔

I'm a beginner, I'll be careful.