- Sep 11, 2025
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It varies by subreddit, most don't have a fixed requirement, but many require an established account with some positive Karma according to the subreddits before allowing posts. Always check the specific subreddit's rules, as each community sets its own requirements
- Mar 21, 2013
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Each sub has their own rules
Most elite method is to create your own sub and your own rules
Most elite method is to create your own sub and your own rules
Sydi
Newbie
- Sep 29, 2023
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The problem I'm facing is that I post things that follow the guidelines, and basically, this message appears: ''Sorry, this post was removed by Reddit's filters''Cada sub tem suas próprias regras.
O método mais sofisticado é criar seu próprio subreddit e suas próprias regras.
Vlad2012
Elite Member
- Dec 28, 2012
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I completely get it, I had the same problem for months, and honestly, I never really figured it out either...
The WP Nerd
Regular Member
- Jun 7, 2026
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@Vlad2012 that "removed by Reddit's filters" message is usually the site-wide spam filter acting up, not the subreddit mods. It happens a lot if your IP is flagged, if you use a VPN, or if the image hash or link you are posting has been flagged as spam elsewhere. I ran into this last year when trying to run a few accounts. Best way to test it is to upload a completely unique image directly to your own profile. If that gets filtered too, your account trust score is basically zero and you need to warm it up with normal sfw comments for a week or two first.
Sydi
Newbie
- Sep 29, 2023
- 19
- 2
So, should I strip the metadata from every image I post? And just leave the link in my profile instead of in the comments?
- Oct 24, 2024
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There’s no Reddit-wide rule. Most NSFW subs require an account that’s at least a few days to a few weeks old and some amount of karma, often around 10–100+. It depends on the subreddit’s own rules.
Sydi
Newbie
- Sep 29, 2023
- 19
- 2
The only thing that really pisses me off is this Reddit message: ''Sorry, this post was removed by Reddit's filters''
sculinin
Newbie
- Aug 15, 2023
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Lol, welcome to Reddit, you’ll be reading that specific prompt a million more times - even after you get the hang of it you’ll sometimes get picked off it’s just how it is.
Sydi
Newbie
- Sep 29, 2023
- 19
- 2
What did you do to prevent them from getting removed, bro? Like, did you post after letting the account warm up for a while?
- Sep 7, 2012
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If you want to promote something in the biggest subreddits, you can forget it. Its against the rules at all of them, they will ban you for even posting content with a watermark, let alone trying promoting something directly. They even check the account that posted the content and if they see anything being promoted by the account, they will ban you for that, too. Basically, the mods at the biggest subreddits think you should work for free like a good commie.
Sydi
Newbie
- Sep 29, 2023
- 19
- 2
Bro, I literally post in subreddits that don't even have rules, but the only thing holding me back right now is Reddit's own moderation.
- Sep 7, 2012
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Yeah, those don't exist, bro. Unless you mean smaller subreddits, not the ones with 1M+ followers.
Sydi
Newbie
- Sep 29, 2023
- 19
- 2
Yeah, in the lower-tier ones, for sure.
- Sep 7, 2012
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Best it to build your own subreddits.
Maxwell6780
Registered Member
- May 8, 2026
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some allow even a new account to post, some wont even let you post if your account is not a few months old. There is no fixed number, just try until you find one that allows you
- Mar 21, 2013
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Those are automated admin level filters. Meaning it's not the moderators, it's the site admins, who can see your IP, browser and so on, all the things mods can't see.
There's tons of admin filters. IP, VPN can trigger it, IP range that has spammed
I thought they might be using AI filters, but those would cost a fortune under the new pricing schemes, so not sure they're going there, but possible