Does the manager who runs the company approve of this behavior?
No I don't and I constantly remind my participate of not spamming the forum, it isn't about how many post you make daily or weekly but how quality they are to the forum. The user in question was already under my watchlist as I have marked him severally on the spreadsheet and he was already among users that'll be removed from the next clean up of the campaign as I always do. But with immediate effect he has been removed from the campaign and will be sent a notification after this post.
Appologie again I know we aren't there yet a 100% but the campaign is improving. There will be some bad eggs and when they're been caught they won't go unpunished as I have punished others in the past. Surprised I didn't get a notification even though my name was mentioned severally on this thread, keep up the good work lovesmayfamilis.
I see this as a wise move on your part as a campaign manager. If you want my two cents, it would be smart to catch this stuff early before it blows up publicly and makes the whole campaign look bad. Maybe keep tabs on the folks who seem to hit the post limit every week - that could give you a sense of who to watch out for.