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"Sorry this post was removed by Reddit's filters"

What's triggering this?
 
This usually happens when the subreddit you posted in has strict spam filters and crowd control settings and your account lacks enough authority to bypass them.

If you post in subreddits like r/AITA and r/AskReddit, you'll notice posts go live easily.

Before posting in subreddits where spam filters catch your posts, spend more time browsing and leave a few comments to gain subreddit-specific karma.

Eventually your account will bypass the spam filters.

profile use to make comment/post are suspend.
new register accounts get suspend instant after register
Kindly don't spread misinformation
 
Some subs have aggressive auto-mod rules that block almost everything.
 
Many variables
Sometimes it's even a keyword or a link can trigger that and get it removed
 
Could be a heap of different reasons but usually it’s auto-mod filters catching low karma accounts, spammy patterns or posting too fast in a new subreddit. Theres also subs out there that block new accounts entirely. You could try warming up the account more/better before posting content.
 
"Sorry this post was removed by Reddit's filters"

What's triggering this?
Your post is being removed by Reddit's automod/spam filter. The filtering level is different on different subreddits and is set by the subreddit moderators.

The spam filter relies heavily on an account's CQS score. You can check your account's CQS score on the subreddit r/WhatIsMyCQS.
 
"Sorry this post was removed by Reddit's filters"

What's triggering this?
If no one’s replying to your LinkedIn messages, it’s probably not a technical issue, it’s your approach. Cold outreach on LinkedIn is noisy right now. If you're sending the same generic text to everyone, it’ll get ignored.

Start with short, personal intros that show you actually read their profile. Don’t spam, and don’t pitch too early. Focus on opening a real conversation.
 
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This usually happens when the subreddit you posted in has strict spam filters and crowd control settings and your account lacks enough authority to bypass them.

If you post in subreddits like r/AITA and r/AskReddit, you'll notice posts go live easily.

Before posting in subreddits where spam filters catch your posts, spend more time browsing and leave a few comments to gain subreddit-specific karma.

Eventually your account will bypass the spam filters.


Kindly don't spread misinformation
i will work on it
 
Pretty sure reddit just cranked up their auto detecting bot recently, in may and june i have no problem reposting the same image + same reverse image into the same subreddit, now the post got removed almost immediately, i will try minimal rotating and zooming to see if it can by pass, if an image can only be used one or twice thats pretty bad
 
Your post is being removed by Reddit's automod/spam filter. The filtering level is different on different subreddits and is set by the subreddit moderators.

The spam filter relies heavily on an account's CQS score. You can check your account's CQS score on the subreddit r/WhatIsMyCQS.
Well, I had my posts go up but when they were being downvoted or received lots of reports, were removed by Reddit's filters.

Also, there is a different form of shadowban where your every post is removed by Reddit's filters.
 
Well, I had my posts go up but when they were being downvoted or received lots of reports, were removed by Reddit's filters.

Also, there is a different form of shadowban where your every post is removed by Reddit's filters.
In that situation it's usually an automod that removes the post. Not exactly the same as a Reddit 'filter' but similar.
 
When Reddit auto removes a post instantly with that message, it’s usually Automod or subreddit specific filters kicking in. Could be posting from a low-karma or new account, including links too early, or using certain flagged keywords.
 
This is a new feature of reddit :D, you should try to create a new account yourself or find a better reddit account provider
 
it’s usually Automod or subreddit specific filters kicking in. Could be posting from a low-karma or new account, including links too early, or using certain flagged keywords.
What kinds of filters can a subreddit owner set? Does anyone here own a subreddit and can share this info?
 
you have to chose right words that are not be flaged by reddit then the will did not remove your post. You have to read reddit rule first i thinks to make a post without remove.
 
It's either you triggered a Reddit spam filter or you triggered a subreddit's automod filter. Dont post too frequently, and try to find subreddits that have low karma requirement. You can look at the accounts of people who post/comment in a sub to check what range of karma is usually needed for a sub.
 
i posted in nsfw subs, got many comments, few days past I checked in notification tab and those accounts are deleted, i wonder if reddit is stricter and/or those accounts were farming to grow and sell … but definitely new reddit auto filter is fkking strict
 
Pretty sure reddit just cranked up their auto detecting bot recently, in may and june i have no problem reposting the same image + same reverse image into the same subreddit, now the post got removed almost immediately, i will try minimal rotating and zooming to see if it can by pass, if an image can only be used one or twice thats pretty bad
Are you using a image spoofer?
 
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