Hiding content from bot Reddit profile is safe or not?

[castoro]

I am running some reddit bots to spam. I try to put 2/3 generic comments inbetween spammy comments so that if someone visits my profile he cannot immediatly tell I'm botting.

I was thinking of making everything private using the hide content feature (as I saw some people do, both bots and humans) , but maybe that is something that the reddit anty-bots systems tracks, and might flag / ban my account.

do you know or think if that is the case?

 

[shijin]

Private profiles look more suspicious to filters than messy human ones, at least lately

 

[castoro]

Private profiles look more suspicious to filters than messy human ones, at least lately

so you advice not making mine private then, right?

 

[Thomas SEO]

Hiding content by itself isn’t a red flag. Reddit cares way more about posting patterns timing and link behavior than profile visibility. If everything else looks natural you should be fine.

 

[Shawerma]

People can still find your posts/comments, but yeah, sometimes it is better to hide your content if you think someone will mass vote them and get you banned

 

[castoro]

People can still find your posts/comments, but yeah, sometimes it is better to hide your content if you think someone will mass vote them and get you banned

wdym? I was fearing getting reported by users, not mass voted... who would mass vote? another marketer?

Hiding content by itself isn’t a red flag. Reddit cares way more about posting patterns timing and link behavior than profile visibility. If everything else looks natural you should be fine.

what about what the other user said? that private profils look more suspicious to filters lately?