Au Spamming

Au spam is common in fandoms mainly Eddsworld and Hazbin hotel, Au spamming is when a certain person ignores the basis of a defined plot in a ( usually discord server ) roleplay and ignores it, spamming about their AU’s and such this gets annoying because it drives other members towards you AU instead of the intended Story / Plot

Person 1: Hey Guys! Check out this art I made for my AU!!
Person 1: check out my AU server!

Person 2: stop Au Spamming it’s super annoying

by Lolipop.sys July 11, 2022

spam cubes

Liquid lsd, dropped onto ham cubes instead of sugar cubes. Space Ham cubes ... spam cubes.

Yo dawg, you got any spam cubes?

by xipian July 14, 2022

Spam-risked

When you're fighting and wanna block him, but he got that good dick so you change his name in your phone to Spam Risk

I spam-risked him.

by Cricket 78 July 19, 2022

Spamming

More than 5 rows of words is considered spamming

Person 1 : EEEEE
EEEEE
EEEEE
EEEEE
EEEEE

Person 2 : that’s spamming
Person 1 : no it’s not it’s below 5 rows

by RealDefinitions1”! July 29, 2022

Not Spamming

Has to be less than 6 rows to be considered not spamming

Person 1: E

E

E

E

E

Person 2: THATS SPAMMING.
Person 1: No it’s not because it’s under 6 rows if words! So it’s considered Not Spamming.

by RealDefinitions1”! July 29, 2022

Trauma from Reddit's Spam Filters

The specific, collective frustration and sense of injustice experienced by online community members when automated moderation tools (AutoModerator, site-wide filters) incorrectly delete their legitimate posts or comments. This "trauma" stems from the helplessness of arguing with an algorithm, the opacity of the rules, and the social death of being silenced in a space you care about.

*Example: You spend an hour crafting a helpful, rule-abiding answer in r/AskHistorians, citing sources. You hit "post." It vanishes. No notification. No reason. You message the mods (who are volunteers and may reply in 3 days). Silence. This is Trauma from Reddit's Spam Filters—the gut-punch of being rendered a ghost by a bot, transforming participation into a lottery and breeding chronic low-level distrust in the platform's infrastructure.*

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 6, 2026

Jargon spamming

Stacking academically-sounding technical and philosophical terms together as buzzwords in a way that creates the appearance of depth while conveying little or no clear meaning, often during debates.

Person A: “what’s going to be the ontological metaphysical framework of your epistemological claim?”

Person B: dude stop jargon spamming

by SteevesC February 21, 2026