Posting harmful links to phishing or malware sites
Repeatedly posting duplicate tweets
Aggressively following and un-following accounts to attract attention
Etc.
But Twitter says it’s fighting spam effectively making them decline with each passing day: Look at the graph below:
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| Twitter spam graph-- Click on the Image to Enlarge |
According to its spam definition, Twitter considers Less than 1% of tweets per day as spam and we work diligently to reduce that percentage.
To help twitter fight spam, users can click the "report for spam" link on any suspicious profile page. This action alerts us about the account and blocks the account from following or replying to you. Those users who like sending tweets, can also send a tweet to @spam, to report any spamming activity. --------
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