You’re correct – I’m not sure I do understand.
This thread is about spammers using the contact forms on our websites.
When a contact form inquiry is submitted, Webflow sends me (as site owner) an email with the title “You have a new form submission on your Webflow site!”
In that email, it says “If you believe this is a spam submission, please forward to form-spam-reports@support.webflow.com”
This is also what Webflow staff say to do, per this post: Update on reported spam via forms - Community resources / General - Forum | Webflow
Per this post, Webflow is trying to block spammers from submitting form inquiries. So it would be looking at the info submitted to our website forms (which is in the “Submitted content”) section of the form submission email.
Regarding a scenario where I forward Webflow’s form notification email to someone else (like replying to the submitter), I would never do that because the form notification email has stuff all over it that is only for me as the site owner – like the # of submissions this month, and my administrator email, and Webflow wording all over.
But even if I did forward a form submission notification email to someone else, and then they forwarded that notification to Webflow’s spam email, wouldn’t Webflow still just be looking at the “Submitted content” section to pull the spammer’s email and message?