WHY always high karma?

[nasdicleo]

i wanted to know that why always high karma accounts get attention on reddit but not the one who recently joined reddit?

 

[RichMedusa]

More karma, more reputation and more chances of reading a relevant comment. If new accounts received more attention, it could be easily abused by spammers

 

[natsuko]

It’s like clout on social media, high karma shows you’re active and not a random bot.

 

[jd.the.man]

Higher karma accounts look less botted so they are favored by algo most likely and by users which in turn they upvote the post etc

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

Besides everything mentioned above, if you don't have high karma, some subreddits will automatically delete your comment

 

[RapidWorkers]

i wanted to know that why always high karma accounts get attention on reddit but not the one who recently joined reddit?

reddit’s algorithm favors high karma accounts cuz they look more legit. new accounts just gotta grind a bit before they get love

 

[aydinasuh]

Of course, less spam probability, more effort, more organic probability.

 

[EcomPioneer]

I want to know how to get karma for a new Reddit account?

 

[shijin]

Mods often auto-remove low karma posts to reduce spam without warning.

 

[TheSeoSpider]

High karma accounts get more attention on Reddit because they appear more trustworthy and credible to both users and algorithms. New accounts often get filtered by spam detection, and their posts may be hidden or ignored until they build some reputation. Reddit rewards consistency and quality over time.

 

[M4DM4X]

I want to know how to get karma for a new Reddit account?

There are sites where you can see past years posts that received the most upvotes and comments. Copy one and repost it to get plenty of upvote and karma

 

[Redditools]

Who would you trust more? The new guy in the barrio or the one that everyone knows?

 

[Deleted member 1923583]

i wanted to know that why always high karma accounts get attention on reddit but not the one who recently joined reddit?

It’s similar to many places on the internet: accounts that have been around longer and have built up a reputation tend to earn more respect.

On Reddit, high karma and established accounts are valued more for their opinions than fresh accounts that have no karma at all.

 

[RankMancer]

Sounds powerful You could sell shoutouts, boost UGC for clients, or run CPA offers at scale. Just keep it under radar platforms don’t play nice with heavy automation

 

[Mrs_Mahi]

Reddit values trust and history high karma usually signals real engagement over time. New accounts can still shine, but it takes consistent, quality posts in relevant subs to build that credibility.

 

[upvote]

Reddit's algorithm also pushes high karma accounts in front of more eyes... High karma accounts easily get 5-20 times the views of newer or lower karma accounts.

 

[EcomPioneer]

There are sites where you can see past years posts that received the most upvotes and comments. Copy one and repost it to get plenty of upvote and karma

But there's a question, new account can't post anything.

 

[BalticProxy_Eu]

Cause it means youre an active user who engages a lot of times to posts or posts a lot.

 

[LightWood]

Reddit's algorithm also pushes high karma accounts in front of more eyes... High karma accounts easily get 5-20 times the views of newer or lower karma accounts.

True, important to consider

 

[LightWood]

i wanted to know that why always high karma accounts get attention on reddit but not the one who recently joined reddit?

Karma = reputation in Redditors eyes.
Of course they give more attention to your posts and comments.