Reddit posting stopped working for me past week or so.

[lucax3]

Manually we don't face that problem however when trying to buy blank aged accounts from sellers they only have non verified and all of them got suspended on the first comment.When creating the accounts from scratch we don't face these kind of issues.

Manually, I'm working with both verified and unverified accounts, but with the bot, I can't get any to work. That's where I'm having issues

 

[ESCROWService]

Commenting before verifying is silly

after verification

 

[macdonjo3]

 

[lucax3]

But working manually, it's known that it works, there are no issues. Reddit has put a stop to bots and it's unclear how to proceed

 

[ScrewPhilips]

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Wow. Which kind of score this is about? CQS? Recaptcha v3?

 

[VisualA]

Do you know what the hilarious thing is?

On Reddit, people always speculate on the existence of botters. They exaggerate our abilities to an amazing degree and rant about how "Botters have such refined technology that they are 100% indistinguishable from humans. And now they are making super-bot AIs that are more human than human and will one day take over reddit administration and ban us all!"

Meanwhile we are doing the exact same thing. We exaggerate their abilities and assume that "Google has created an anti-bot system that is so efficient it can use psychic powers to see if you are a botter and ban you before you even connect to the internet and now they are selling this service to everyone."

Is it possible that we are all just being a little too paranoid here. Perhaps...

Perhaps reddit simply focuses on 'groups of people' they assume to be troublemakers and spends all their time looking for the bots of those particular people. Maybe that is why some of us have such an easy time botting while others are getting banned the day after they make an account.

 

[jaydosss]

Still searching for a fix. Accounts are getting instantly suspended on the first comment, even if its something like "thanks". If I don't comment the account doesn't get suspended though

 

[lucax3]

Still searching for a fix. Accounts are getting instantly suspended on the first comment, even if its something like "thanks". If I don't comment the account doesn't get suspended though

But are you talking about manual comments?

 

[jaydosss]

But are you talking about manual comments?

yes. I join a niche subreddit I have an interest in and even if I post a helpful response to a question, instant suspension

 

[lucax3]

Always the same answer: fingerprint - proxy

 

[ESCROWService]

Still searching for a fix. Accounts are getting instantly suspended on the first comment, even if its something like "thanks". If I don't comment the account doesn't get suspended though

bad accounts......reddit has tightened spam filters and there are some new rules you need to obey to not get suspended when posting/commenting .And i'm not talking about proxy or anti browser

 

[allen_d99]

bad accounts......reddit has tightened spam filters and there are some new rules you need to obey to not get suspended when posting/commenting .And i'm not talking about proxy or anti browser

What do you think are those new rules to obey? Is it just how the accounts have been created or do you think there's something else?

 

[xubyruby527]

Is it because of the IP issue?

 

[noellarkin]

Do you know what the hilarious thing is?

On Reddit, people always speculate on the existence of botters. They exaggerate our abilities to an amazing degree and rant about how "Botters have such refined technology that they are 100% indistinguishable from humans. And now they are making super-bot AIs that are more human than human and will one day take over reddit administration and ban us all!"

Meanwhile we are doing the exact same thing. We exaggerate their abilities and assume that "Google has created an anti-bot system that is so efficient it can use psychic powers to see if you are a botter and ban you before you even connect to the internet and now they are selling this service to everyone."

Is it possible that we are all just being a little too paranoid here. Perhaps...

Perhaps reddit simply focuses on 'groups of people' they assume to be troublemakers and spends all their time looking for the bots of those particular people. Maybe that is why some of us have such an easy time botting while others are getting banned the day after they make an account.

This seems like the most sensible comment here lol
could you elaborate? How is Reddit targeting these cohorts?

 

[karlvpj]

I get tired of Reddit stress. For me, it has always been from one issue to the other. I just thing there is something wrong with the platform…no matter how hard I try, I am not able to get things done.

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