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[Tronton]

When I post answers, they're deleted immediately or within 30 minutes. I've used different accounts, old and new, with different IP addresses. Does anyone manage to post answers there without them getting shadowbanned?

 

[Singhanc]

When I post answers, they're deleted immediately or within 30 minutes. I've used different accounts, old and new, with different IP addresses. Does anyone manage to post answers there without them getting shadowbanned?

It means that your answers are getting triggered by the Quora bot. are you promoting anything in quora? or what are you actually answering.
I have used quora many times and i used to promote without issues.

It is because probably i used old accounts which trigger less.

 

[Tronton]

It means that your answers are getting triggered by the Quora bot. are you promoting anything in quora? or what are you actually answering.
I have used quora many times and i used to promote without issues.

It is because probably i used old accounts which trigger less.

There were no links in the answers, and I didn't advertise anything.

 

[Nikolaos]

There were no links in the answers, and I didn't advertise anything.

Then it must a IP/proxy problem. Did you try out different proxies with anti detect browsers?

 

[Tronton]

Then it must a IP/proxy problem. Did you try out different proxies with anti detect browsers?

I haven't tried anti detect browsers. Which anti detect browser and proxy would you recommend?

 

[DICloak Browser]

Frequently switching accounts and IPs may have triggered Quora’s risk controls. You can try an antidetect browser like ours to isolate the account with a new fingerprint and clean proxy. Browse normally and upvote a few useful answers first. Then try posting again.

 

[Nikolaos]

I haven't tried anti detect browsers. Which anti detect browser and proxy would you recommend?

Dolphin anti detect is a good choice. It's a bit expensive though.

 

[Hatshepsut pyramid]

This is because of strict spam filters. What I believe is that changing accounts or IPs does not solve the issue. Focusing on building account history, providing genuine value and avoiding promotional language is very important.

 

[FrostNovaX]

In my opinion try building account naturally first, too much and too fast posting sometimes can trigger spam filters. sometimes even good answers get removed by automated systems.

 

[BitBrowser 1]

You need to check your content and niche first. I've had answers removed because of certain wording or sensitive topics. those small signals can add up over time. If your content looks fine, try appealing the removed answers directly.

Also browser fingerprint and device signals can matter too. Try an antidetect browser with a free trial, spin up a fresh profile with a clean proxy, and see if the issue follows you. that'll tell you if it's your account that's cooked or your setup. Good luck.

 

[SwissExplorer]

Sometimes Quora removes answers automatically by mistake. So you can check the reason and appeal if you think it was wrong.