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# Avoiding Spam

Humanic automatically makes sure that your generated or edited content doesn't trigger spam filters and applies a series of pre-checks

Humanic continuously monitors your domain and IP reputation to keep it at the highest level. If the reputation drops, it will pause email sending to protect your deliverability.

When you connect a domain, Humanic sets initial limits on how many emails can be sent in 24 hours. These limits increase gradually to protect your domain’s reputation.

If your email unsubscribe is above our [thresholds](/humanic/campaign-execution-and-monitoring/email-deliverability/email-thresholds.md) and also soft and hard bounce rates then Humanic will automatically pause sending from that domain

Humanic removes users who don't open the emails 5 times in a row

Humanic automatically configures open and click tracking based on the goal of your campaign

Try it out for your yourself [click here](https://www.humanic.ai/) to sign up


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