-Rodri

Recently, I got a warning for reporting a project with tag spam saying I wrongly reported.

Turns out, tag spam the is relevant to the project is allowed.

For example, if you were making a game:

#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations#art #music #tutorials #animations

wouldn't be allowed, but

#games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all #games #all

would.

I'm suggesting relevant tag spamming to not be allowed and be reportable because the intensions of the user are still the same: exploit the tag system to get of the explore page.