Pls help with "Comment removed by Reddit" changes in Reddit system

[lifehacker24]

Hi, we do mass commenting and all was amazing for many months until 2 weeks ago.

When apparently Reddit introduced a new change in the spam detection or we don't know what yet

Us and other teams saw that but for 2 weeks we don't have a solution, all our comments are removing by reddit. We even started to join subreddit and warm it up for few days - still no luck

Has anyone saw similar change? Also in a Reddit shadowban detector there are insane huge spike these days, which never were before

Does anyone have solution for that? How to make non removable comments by Reddit? My other guess is that they now more seriously flagging accs as a spam

 

[JamesOnlyPromo]

i have about hundred reddit accs which i grow over month but if i leave a comment somewhere a get instant ban and i can't figure out what's the issue and solution

 

[lifehacker24]

i have about hundred reddit accs which i grow over month but if i leave a comment somewhere a get instant ban and i can't figure out what's the issue and solution

do u check CQS on them? The problem in our case that we even have Moderate-High CQS and still got shadowbanned

Also why u have hundred accs if u can't use them? Or other goal?

 

[JamesOnlyPromo]

do u check CQS on them? The problem in our case that we even have Moderate-High CQS and still got shadowbanned

Also why u have hundred accs if u can't use them? Or other goal?

all accounts are working. I can scroll, upvote, earn achievements but commenting is the only issue

p.s i checked my cqs and it shows the lowest, no wonder acc gets instant ban after commenting

 

[ProxyPanda]

Reddit has tightened its spam detection recently so mass commenting patterns are getting flagged more easily. There is no reliable way to make comments non removable anymore except focusing on genuine human like engagement.

 

[JessiPinkme]

Yes, Reddit seems to be tracking behavior patterns much more aggressively now, especially around repetitive commenting, link patterns, account coordination, and posting speed.
From What I have seen, warming accounts alone is not enough anymore. The account need genuinely natural activity, normal discussions, different subreddit behavior, varied comment styles, and slower scaling. Mass commenting itself is probably triggering stronger spam signal now.

 

[lifehacker24]

Reddit has tightened its spam detection recently so mass commenting patterns are getting flagged more easily. There is no reliable way to make comments non removable anymore except focusing on genuine human like engagement.

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[lifehacker24]

Yes, Reddit seems to be tracking behavior patterns much more aggressively now, especially around repetitive commenting, link patterns, account coordination, and posting speed.
From What I have seen, warming accounts alone is not enough anymore. The account need genuinely natural activity, normal discussions, different subreddit behavior, varied comment styles, and slower scaling. Mass commenting itself is probably triggering stronger spam signal now.

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[shijin]

I don’t think warming a subreddit for a few days is enough anymore, because I had accounts with normal history still getting comments nuked after a couple minutes

 

[gokublk]

I don’t think warming a subreddit for a few days is enough anymore, because I had accounts with normal history still getting comments nuked after a couple minutes

What do you suggest?

 

[lifehacker24]

What do you suggest?

maybe should more diversified activity across subreddits, like not just comments. DK