I was reviewing suggested edits recently and came across these two tag edits, made by the same person:
Both edits were rejected by me, but were ultimately approved by the community.
What stood out to me was the edit comment for each. One of the edit comments reads:
link to flask usage examples on Sourcegraph (disclaimer: I'm one of the creators of Sourcegraph.)
The other edit comment is similar. As I was reviewing, I thought the edits were borderline spam, so I investigated further. From the Sourcegraph About page:
Sourcegraph makes it easier to find the information you need: documentation, examples, usage statistics, answers, and more.
From what I understand, Sourcegraph is a tool to do code analysis; the tag wiki edits referenced above seem to just link to the Sourcegraph analysis of the Django and Flask source code.
Was I correct to reject the above edits as spam? If I was wrong, why are the edits not considered spam?