Q: How do to deal with a spam question that has a bounty on it? Whilst reading this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38204214/how-to-integrate-imagemagick-to-magento-site/38479100#38479100 something felt odd about it, and I decided to Google about it, just to my surprise to encounter the same question already asked two times on Magento site:
How to integrate ImageMagick to magento
gd library or image magick - which is better
And already asked on Stack Overflow:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38435734/how-to-implement-imagemagick-feature-in-magento-site
I've already flagged it as spam, but, how will the reviewer know that that is actually the case?

A: This is not spam – it doesn't advertise anything. Yes, they contain a link to the user's site, but the question is about an issue they encounter while developing the site. Therefore, a spam flag will be declined.
It is a case of cross-posting (posting the same question on different Stack Exchange sites); it must be the same user, even though the accounts are not linked.
If you encounter a question with an active bounty which needs to be closed, or a case of cross-posting (even without bounties involved), use a custom moderator flag explaining the situation.

A: I wouldn't say it's spam, OP just is trying to solve their problem. But... abuse?
OP posts a question on Jul 5 on Stack Overflow. Then, on Jul 18, they repost the question on Magento. Reposting question to get more attention, even on another site, is not right at all, but let's suppose OP just thought it could be on-topic on both sites and didn't know that cross-posting is discouraged at all.
Though, Jul 18 they repost the question on both sites, that's already completely unacceptable. The second question gots closed on Stack Overflow (but upvoted on Magento). Next step is OP starting bounties on two older questions - again not really good, since OP didn't even "notice" comments which said that the question requires the research efforts and attempts to solve the problem.
Both questions should be removed on one site, and one on another site. This should be dealt by an employee, since it requires conforming actions on both of the sites.
