A word of caution

Just a little warning to contributors.

I recently submitted a photo which was refused with a “quality” rejection.
After examining the photo, I did find some issues that might have been the cause for the rejection so I corrected them and resubmitted. Unfortunately, the photo was once again rejected. I decided to replace the background which I now determined might have been too noisy. A sigh of relief, on the third submission the photo was accepted!

Now, I have received an email that my account has been flagged as “spamming” and these three photos were given as the assets resulting in my warning.

Was it wrong to try and correct my “quality” mistake? I don’t think so. However, it is obvious that all submissions (approved and rejected) are used when flagging “spamming”. When repeated, this will result in an account being deactivated.