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what Due to terms of use violation, your account has been suspended by Akismet Anti-Spam Plugin ?
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I have seen many, built links but after three days it says "Due to terms of use violation, your account has been suspended by Akismet Anti-Spam Plugin".
What is the solution?
If anyone knows, tell me.
I am in a lot of problems, why this problem?Below is the screenshot
What is the solution?
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Because you are violating there terms
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@kenhaa5 said in what Due to terms of use violation, your account has been suspended by Akismet Anti-Spam Plugin ?:
I have seen many, built links but after three days it says "Due to terms of use violation, your account has been suspended by Akismet Anti-Spam Plugin".
What is the solution?
If anyone knows, tell me.
I am in a lot of problems, why this problem?Below is the screenshot
What is the solution?
The message from the Akismet Anti-Spam Plugin means your account or content has been flagged as spam, often due to certain link-building practices. Akismet is designed to detect and filter out potentially spammy content, so if it finds too many unnatural or low-quality links, it may suspend your account.
To address this, start by reviewing your link-building practices to avoid placing excessive or unnatural links, as these can trigger Akismet’s spam filters. Instead, focus on high-quality, relevant sites and avoid automated methods or repetitive links in comments or forums. If you believe your account was unfairly suspended, consider contacting Akismet’s support team, as they may reinstate your account upon review. Moving forward, prioritize genuine, high-value content and links from reputable sites, which can help reduce the risk of being flagged as spam and improve your SEO efforts.
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