I ran across a clear "spam" question in the low-quality posts review queue today. [Link](https://askubuntu.com/review/low-quality-posts/1264467) in case it works, but I hate promoting it by even linking it here :-/.

The *correct* response to spam is to flag it as such, but there's no option to flag in the low-quality review queue.

There's:

* Looks OK:  Nope!
* Edit:  Nope!
* Close:  Which requires a reason -- The "closest" close-reason would be "A community-specific reason" followed by a "Other - add comment".  But again, that's not how spam would or should normally be handled.

With that in mind:

* Are spam questions supposed to be the LQ review queue?
* Doesn't this just put the spam post in front of more eyes?
* What's the correct action when reviewing a clear-spam post in the low-quality review queue?

I feel like I'm failing this review-queue audit test :-/.  Is it me, or is there a problem with this audit test?

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Update:  It definitely was an Audit question.  I see it came back up for @Nmath, who passed it with a "Close" response.

However, [another similar audit question](https://askubuntu.com/review/low-quality-posts/1270307) has come up in the queue recently as well.  This one, @BeastOfCaerbannog accidentally failed while looking for a way to "Flag" it.