Apparently you have a very specific idea what a suitable frequency to post is. Have you ever stopped to think and ponder, whether other people have a little different idea about that frequency? Of course not - shoot first, think later. vit.global is for porn afficianados, using the tag VIT and if you don't like it, consider not scouring around there
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You are clogging "Created" and it is interfering with proper content discovery. Your analogy is flawed for this situation.
Nothing inherently aggressive about downvotes. At least I am going out of my way to inform you as to why. Many users won't even bother with spam.
Going to need to develop an autoflagger as I have been seeing a number of accounts like yours crop up over the days.
Would recommend the app owner figure out a way to maybe use a comment thread for these type of posts such as Musing did in the past rather than clogging the feed.
I don't think downvotes are aggressive, but what i think is aggressive, is you calling it spam and saying that i clog "created". Take one look at the vit.global site and see that Created is rather empty at the moment, and every tribe member is committed to making it more lively to attract new users. 4 posts a day, intended for a specific tribe, to be considered spam and clogging "created", wherein it's not, is rather shortsighted in my opinion. The number of my posts might even go down as the tribe picks up if you even care about it.
You calling it porn spam means what it means, you're not interested in porn and you should filter out VIT and NSFW tags, that's all there is to it. It's not porn spam. Informing me about calling it spam does not add any legitimacy to you, while i do appreciate it.
Porn spam is how we designate to properly indicate NSFW links on our reports.
It's gripe isn't about the content being pornographic in nature's but rather that the content is recycled from other sources vs something that adds unique value to the chain.
We've observed many accounts follow similar patterns from other categories and they are likewise flagged.
Since you don't bring up the posting frequency any more, I guess you understand the need to populate new tribes with content. And about 'spamming' the chain, barely no-one reads or watches all the content on the chain. It's all filterable by frontends, tribes and tags for specific groups. Adding unique value to 'the chain' is not a thing, perhaps one could be adding unique value to the specific tribe by recycling content that is barely available on the web any more and considered valuable enough to preserve and show? Sleep on it and see the other side also. My main arguments are all presented, correct tags to provide content for a specific group of people. That's the nature of Steem and tribes.
Flagging is your right but don't act righteous about it.