Frame sharing isn’t inherently spam, but it becomes spammy when shared without context or any added value. Reposting the same default text repeatedly only contributes to noise. To avoid this, always include your personal perspective, thoughts, or insights about the frame when sharing. Make it meaningful—default content alone isn’t enough.

Recasting without context can look like spam. Add value by quotecasting—providing insights, context, or shoutouts to the original post to engage your followers meaningfully.

80% of your feed should be original, high-quality content. Avoid stealing content or flooding your timeline with low-effort posts. Quality matters, as your feed represents you on Warpcast.

Tagging strangers is ineffective because they won’t see it if you have a spam label. Focus on tagging people you know and avoid random or excessive tagging.

Reply within channels where your replies are visible and engaging. Avoid replying outside of channels, especially to strangers, as it can result in orphaned and ignored comments that look like spam.

Be genuine—even if your English isn't perfect. Using AI tools to "fix" your text can make you sound like a bot. Add value by speaking authentically, even in your native language.

Avoid replying with just emojis, "gm," or random internet speak. This behavior appears bot-like. Engage thoughtfully and authentically to avoid being ignored or labeled as spam.

Change your behavior immediately. The spam algorithm runs weekly, so it may take time to recover your status. If labeled incorrectly, have a trusted Farcaster friend plead your case to the Warpcast team.