I flagged this answer:
https://diy.stackexchange.com/a/195513/97780
as being spam ie not relevant but I am now warned it was declined as the moderators could not see anything wrong.
An answer that suggests that a soffit water leak (the original question) can be solved by the flux capacitor reaching 88mph (the flagged answer) and the moderators find that answer relevant?
I am confused.
For the benefit of people that can't see it, that post reads:
This tends to happen when the Flux Capacitor reaches 88 MPH.
I declined your flag because that post is not spam.
From the Meta Stack Exchange FAQ on spam:
A post should be marked as spam only if it advertises a product, service, or similar and is unsolicited or lacks disclosure.
That post does neither of those things. Because of the penalties associated with spam flags -- the reputation hit and the blocks to prevent the user from posting again -- it's important to get it right. You should have used either the "not an answer" or "very low quality" flags instead.
