I've been using VPNs to create Reddit accounts without issues for a while, but lately, new accounts are getting shadowbanned after a few days. Even following the standard warming up guide in this forum (3 posts a day, no link spamming, slowly gaining karma, etc). However, old, established...
AFAIK, Reddit admin and mods use these metrics to decide which post gets filter in which subreddit.
1. Account age
2. Overall Account comment and post karma
3. Comment and post karma history in the same subreddit
4. CQS
5. Subreddit subscription.
6. Blacklisted links or words.
Most...
The most difficult part of warming up fresh accounts is finding subreddits that
A) allows new accounts to comment without silently filtering them.
B) Are active enough so others can see and upvote your comments.
C) Are not known hub for spammers (eg: r\FreeCommentKarma or easykarma) which...
I found this part interesting
Have mods always had the ability the filter posts based on each subreddit karama?
I thought overall account karma was what mattered.
Keep in mind that reddit might lock your account for suspicious activity and ask for an email re-verification.
If you can't access your temp email then your account is gone. I learned this the hard way.
Doesn't this make all your account easier to link (and banned) since they use the same domain?
Is there a guide to how to buy and set up residential proxies with antidetect browser?
I've been using mainstream VPNs for years now with no issues but it seems like I may need to change my setup since reddit is more restrictive now.
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