Well aware, and Bob Stewart has made it clear that AR management's stance is the posts don't violate community guidelines, they are real estate related and management does not want to limit the number of posts members can make in a day.  So while those members miss the social engagement opportunity, that's their choice.  And since the posts are real estate topics, they're not hurting site authority.

It actually hurts them as no one wants to read them. They lose potential readers, they lose potential followers and lose the valuable part of AR of engagement, comments and the ability to connect with others. Lastly it is just rude.

It's a good thing nothing like that happens in the Q&A Section.

Support has spoken! Me, I ignore them and move on!

yes they are. We have complained but it is not against AR policy.

I don’t think there is any benefit but who does it actually hurt?

That is what the scroll wheel is for!

The ptb won't do anything about them, but they don't have to because nobody reads them. The trick as a blogger is to avoid them so that your post doesn't get lost in all of theirs. Fortunately that's pretty easy.

No one likes that, it's been brought up here & outside of AR many times. I suppose it all comes down to what is in the Terms of Service & if it qualifies as a violation.

Those people aren't here for US (the platform members) and don't care what we think. They are strictly interested in posting to the Public. 

Physically it is impossible to put 30+ post with updated information.

I'm sure they are and there's not rule against doing so.

When ever agents engage in 'Done For You" services such as blogging, the entire re market gets polluted with homogeneous content. Many agents on AR have revealed, they are too busy to do their own work and prefer DFY options. I too have engaged my own Internet pollution service to auto post on SM platforms.

A question I have is 'How can this be a problem if it is your choice whether to read or follow? "

However, be aware, blogging on AR is intended to be consumer facing and the visitor may be unaware of the redundancy since they are not in the same tunnel as the real estate professional.

Now, let's talk about the 'serial' question poster.....  ahh, maybe I see the problem.

Kinda like this... right?

Yes.  This has been brought up before. AR is aware and it's been said to be perfectly legal 

Yes. Robo-blogging is not against Community Guidelines and Draino will not un-clog the blog roll! 

I do not pay attention to that.

Yep, and they don't care to engage.

ActiveRain Support group answer it the right way.

A commonly asked question Mott Marvin Kornicki . If it works for them then what's the harm to us?

AR has stated the corporate position on this matter.

Not my problem.

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ActiveRain Member Support

Some post for business, some post to get comments, I admire those who are dominating their market.

Yes. There are no limits on the number of posts.

They are aware and it does not violate any rules.