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Spam is a cross instance rule. A particular community doesn’t need to specify it as a rule.
That might be part of your client, though. When I report a post there is only a single text field for "reason". But I agree that it's a basic unwritten rule or just etiquette.
I tried to find the report button in the web interface to see if it was the same, but failed.
It is a part of the instance Lemmy.world Terms of Service though:
I followed that to a Tee. Did I manipulate content or post the same thing over and over? No. Did I try to vote manipulate? No. Am I a bot or at the very least know how to program one? no.
Well I didn’t see what you did so all I have to go on is the one comment on your post that said you posted spam. And I don’t think “spam” is limited “the same thing over and over”.
I posted the same amount of stuff on Video's, TIL, Tech, Askscience, and not banned. But the one I frequent kicks up a fuss. And on etiquette on the community or whatever, isn't that left open to the user reading it at some precodition point of view? I abided by all rules.