A R-e@d*d-i-t method

Buddy, two things:

1. Get a direct link (URL) to your post, open it, press CTRL + U (to open page source), press CTRL + F (to open search bar) type: follow and you will find this: rel="nofollow" = NF

Type in search bar (CTRL + F) follow and nofollow, you will find the same number (ex: 1/22)

2. Do this with any Reddit post, and you will find this: rel="nofollow" = NF

Here is the example of r/memes posted almost 24hours ago:

https://www.reddit.com/r/memes/comments/blavq1/i_need_templates/ NF

There is no a single post on Reddit that is DF, at least I found 0 while browsing 5min some of the top ranked posts in popular.

If there is a method to have a DF Reddit backlink if you previously delete your post, and this troll OP post that public, but he is not using it, lol man. I'm not saying that method is completely useless, maybe you could do something, but you can still do it without any tips from this thread. There's no value.
i do not see N-F in the post you shared.
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Glad I managed to log in today just to see this. Great share!
 
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Tried to edit my last post but apparently I waited too long. Figured I should explain a little better to avoid confusion.
Whether you remove it or it's removed by mod / admin, the submission gets noindexed / nofollowed on a page level.. meaning it doesn't matter if your link has the nofollow attribute or not.

This method did work up until a few months ago though.
 
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Would it be possible to get around this by creating your own subreddit and posting on it?
 
how do you get the no-index tag removed? getting 5-10 upvotes and comments does not always work.
 
how do you get the no-index tag removed? getting 5-10 upvotes and comments does not always work.

It's part of their algo to detect some vote patterns I believe.

If you search for their SITE:example.com on G and some keyword you'll see the pages are indexed and cached.
 
Whether you remove it or it's removed by mod / admin, the submission gets noindexed / nofollowed on a page level.. meaning it doesn't matter if your link has the nofollow attribute or not.

If you search for their SITE:example.com on G and some keyword you'll see the pages are indexed and cached.

What's true now?

So do some of the deleted posts come without the noindex or not?
 
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