Suggestion about the new comment block

[lucax3]

It's been a couple of days that in almost all subreddits, comments are being displayed like this – invisible to users unless they click on them. Does anyone have an idea on how to deal with this situation?

 

[Shawerma]

This is called crowd control. It's a setting that subreddit mods can turn on. This happens when you're not a member of the subreddit. So, join the subreddit first, then comment, and it won't be closed

 

[lucax3]

This is called crowd control. It's a setting that subreddit mods can turn on. This happens when you're not a member of the subreddit. So, join the subreddit first, then comment, and it won't be closed

If I subscribe before commenting, it still blocks me — do you mean subscribing one day in advance?

 

[Ankitpal888]

It might happen due to various factors including your lowest CQS score, mail ID, IP, same device, etc. So, you can try to submit comments on subreddits that can easily approve. Sometimes, it also happens with me.

 

[lucax3]

It might happen due to various factors including your lowest CQS score, mail ID, IP, same device, etc. So, you can try to submit comments on subreddits that can easily approve. Sometimes, it also happens with me.

I still have to figure it out, but I believe it's not the subreddit's fault, rather some other strange filter that Reddit has implemented. Two days ago, I was posting comments in these subreddits without any issues—today I get that block.

 

[hoantnvn]

also have same question. anyone know how to fix this?

 

[No rest for the wicked]

It's been a couple of days that in almost all subreddits, comments are being displayed like this – invisible to users unless they click on them. Does anyone have an idea on how to deal with this situation?

May be when you post your account Immediately detected and get shadow ban.

And also if you don't have joined the subreddit and trying to comment

 

[cuarzzo]

It's been a couple of days that in almost all subreddits, comments are being displayed like this – invisible to users unless they click on them. Does anyone have an idea on how to deal with this situation?

It's because of the crowd control some subreddits have, if your account has a low CQS, then your comments will appear hidden like that (also low CQS accounts run a higher risk of getting banned) to be able to comment and have your comments shown you need to level up your CQS first

 

[jidata]

It's because of the crowd control some subreddits have, if your account has a low CQS, then your comments will appear hidden like that (also low CQS accounts run a higher risk of getting banned) to be able to comment and have your comments shown you need to level up your CQS first

Correct, a solid way to increase up your CQS is to engage in less strictly modded subs, get some upvotes/engagement, and build history before jumping into tighter communities.