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[labba20]

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What is this new reddit filter?
Anyone have any idea of this??

 

[shijin]

I’ve been testing it, the filter now sits right after the submit button and uses the same graph database they use for ban evasion to link your post to any previously removed similar content and deletes on sight.

 

[V]

I feel like I encounter it more often on LQ accounts.

 

[labba20]

I feel like I encounter it more often on LQ accounts.

What you mean of LQ accounts?

 

[OnlineA]

Its on since september and doesn't seem to go away. And it has nothing do with with account age, quality, post quality, none of that crap...its something else, because its almost instant. I have been posting links to my own subreddits for 4 years, no issues ever...and since september every post gets deleted instantly and the account that made the post banned instantly. I didn't change anything...reddit did.

 

[V]

What you mean of LQ accounts?

Low quality.

 

[CyHead]

The funny part is they're monitoring users who check their CQS. Never post on those CQS subreddits that tell your score.

You may as well say "I'm a spammer" if you do.

 

[HenryObi]

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What is this new reddit filter?
Anyone have any idea of this??

This has been around for a while now.

 

[gokhan45]

Reddit may be removing these posts because of the content itself or an automated filter. Check whether other posts from that subreddit are being removed too, and compare the removal reason with Reddit’s content policy before reposting.

 

[varun barve]

The funny part is they're monitoring users who check their CQS. Never post on those CQS subreddits that tell your score.

You may as well say "I'm a spammer" if you do.

Yes, even i have noticed that checking the CQS can actually get bad for a good account since those subs are monitored by Reddit auto mods.

 

[AlexTheRedditDork]

I’ve been testing it, the filter now sits right after the submit button and uses the same graph database they use for ban evasion to link your post to any previously removed similar content and deletes on sight.

me too! I'm in the adult content niche, and I've tried EVERYTHING, literally everything, and every single post seems to get deleted, even got in touch with the moderator of the sub I mainly post in and even he is dumbfounded haha
my take is that some accounts are just doomed, no matter what the content is, cause I never recycle content or titles, everything is manually typed, just like a normal user would, still, the filter keeps filtering me for lack of better terms ;(

Edit: this has happened only on one account out of many, the rest are fine but this just comes to show that sometimes it's not the content, it's the account itself, I've replaced it and waiting for it to marinate and will try it again

 

[Aisha Brown]

Just make sure you warmup the account in that sub before you post anything

 

[Tanaiso]

Spam filters caught you out. Whole thing is getting ridiculous. Some big Subs have a new tag when they remove posts now: 'removed for reason: engagement bait. Not even sure what is the purpose of reddit anymore, or whether it's really even worth the time.

 

[V]

The funny part is they're monitoring users who check their CQS. Never post on those CQS subreddits that tell your score.

You may as well say "I'm a spammer" if you do.

True. The irony, lol. Here's a tool to check your CQS, and it's public. But if you use it, you're gonna get banned soon after.

 

[method33]

Spam filters caught you out. Whole thing is getting ridiculous. Some big Subs have a new tag when they remove posts now: 'removed for reason: engagement bait. Not even sure what is the purpose of reddit anymore, or whether it's really even worth the time.

Reddit is cesspool. Been like that for quite some time. Google ai takes tons of information from it but chatgpt doesnt.

Recently asked chatgpt to find me list of something + mentions on reddit. It gave me 3 links eventho a simple reddit search gave me over a thousand results. So even AI avoids that shitshow of a website.

 

[CyHead]

ChatGpt changed their algorithm to put less emphasis on reddit comments and details, which caused far less citations or references to reddit.

Meanwhile Google & Reddit had a big dispute after a $60M deal for Google to access reddit's data. Reddit got angry that Google started answer questions with that data rather than sending them to the original reddit post. Foolish on their part because they didn't think about what Google would do with the data.

 

[Uiyniasd569872]

ChatGpt changed their algorithm to put less emphasis on reddit comments and details, which caused far less citations or references to reddit.

Meanwhile Google & Reddit had a big dispute after a $60M deal for Google to access reddit's data. Reddit got angry that Google started answer questions with that data rather than sending them to the original reddit post. Foolish on their part because they didn't think about what Google would do with the data.

obviously its to use to train thier own googles AI, open AI found reddit less useful, because its just AI posting and no genuine content, they banned too much people last year to produce any meaningful content. Googles also restricted new accounts on a limit.

 

[Kenobii]

What is your current setup?

 

[SkadooSkade]

Its on since september and doesn't seem to go away. And it has nothing do with with account age, quality, post quality, none of that crap...its something else, because its almost instant. I have been posting links to my own subreddits for 4 years, no issues ever...and since september every post gets deleted instantly and the account that made the post banned instantly. I didn't change anything...reddit did.

Did you find a new way to do it?