PS: Today, I had a "response" to my big and honest appeal letter to Reddit admins.
Suspended with not a single word.
They built a popular and interesting platform, but, OMG, what kind of humans they are...
That's an interesting idea (with an aged account).
I also thought about it, but it seemed to me that if they have a blacklist of banned URLs, it will not work...
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Yeah, currently, that's the most reliable plan I have (I hate the idea of doing a full rebranding on all platforms because of that, though). Thanks for the advice.
I'm not trying to run multiple accounts, and I'm not a "black hat" promoter.
I'm a geniune user who did a stupid mistake and got suspended.
Now I want to start from the beginning, but can't use my social links on newly created accounts - they all get suspended quickly.
So I'm trying to figure...
Thank you for all the advice!
Yeah, the brand-new Linktree is a part of the plan for both options, though:
- For (1): Reddit also allows to set direct links to Twitter/OnlyFans, and I think the profile would not be as effective if I set only Linktree (to find the OF link, in that case, users...
My original reddit account was suspended.
Now, when I create new accounts (with unrelated usernames/display names, using Anti-Detecting Browsers and new VPNs), I get banned when I set my social links.
I can post, make comments, and write DMs, but when I set my social links, I get suspended...
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