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Published 11:55 8 Nov 2015 GMT
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Tsu.co is a social media site where users receive financial rewards for sharing content and because of this, its users were creating fake accounts to boost their pages.
Facebook users then reported the Tsu.co links as spam, violating the social network's rules on spamming.
"We require all websites and apps that integrate with Facebook to follow our Platform Policy," A Facebook spokesperson told Mashable.
"We do not allow developers to incentivise content sharing on our platform because it encourages spammy sharing and creates a bad experience for people on Facebook.”Explore more on these topics:

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