
Hello /r/infographics!We are changing the rules around slightly to try and combat the spam in this subreddit. A few years ago we implemented the rule to limit posts to direct image links only. This worked decently well, but we still received a lot of posts that were just text in image format, with slightly-related images accompanying them. We also excluded some really interesting infographics because they were interactive and not viewable in a static image format.Starting today we'll be removing the image restriction and instead introducing /u/Infographics_Mod./u/Infographics_Mod will post a comment on each post asking if the post is a valid Infographic. You the users will then be able to vote on it, and if it is not a valid infographic or if it's spam, it'll be removed shortly.This is built upon the bot in /r/dankmemes.Please let us know if you think of any other rules or restrictions that would limit the amount of blogspam/product spam we receive.Thanks!/r/infographics mods via /r/Infographics https://www.reddit.com/r/Infographics/comments/9cntom/introducing_infographics_mod_bot/?utm_source=ifttt
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