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Bonus question: is 7500 follow limit lifetime? Let's say you hit 7500 follows. Some time passes, 100 accounts closed, you unfollowed 100. Now you follow 7300 accounts. Can you follow 200 more now?

Yes, they do. Especially made by fresh accounts.

You can get trial version of Octo by contacting support (at least it was like that some time ago).

It is bad. But even without VPN it is bad to post or comment immediately on a new IP.

Significant amount of browsing and scrolling without clicking, commenting and posting. In non-anonymous mode. No clearing of cookies. Preferably on unique residential IP, not connected with other Reddit accounts.

Gotta take it really, really slow. Basically, if you do stuff unlike normal user, you're banned. You can't just login from new IP and upvote, post comments and posts, without longer browsing.

Residential proxy, even a good one isn't a magical spell though. If you log in on a perfect residential IP with an account that hasn't been used for 6 months and post on the same day with no other activity, a ban is still highly likely nowadays.

Even best anti-detect browser is not enough. They analyse actual account activity. Short visits without actual browsing and scrolling are a huge red flag.

Reddit upped their suspending game lately. Some VPNs still work, some don't. Logging in with a "fresh" browser (no previous Reddit cookies) seems to be huge red flag. Being on a known VPN = red flag. No regular activity = red flag. Posting without spending time on website = red flag. Posting...

Reddit upped their suspending game lately. Some VPNs still work, some don't. Logging in with a "fresh" browser (no previous Reddit cookies) seems to be huge red flag. Being on a known VPN = red flag. No regular activity = red flag. Posting without spending time on website = red flag. Posting...

Reddit upped their suspending game lately. Some VPNs still work, some don't. Logging in with a "fresh" browser (no previous Reddit cookies) seems to be huge red flag. Being on a known VPN = red flag. No regular activity = red flag. Posting without spending time on website = red flag. Posting...

Reddit upped their suspending game lately. Some VPNs still work, some don't. Logging in with a "fresh" browser (no previous Reddit cookies) seems to be huge red flag. Being on a known VPN = red flag. No regular activity = red flag. Posting without spending time on website = red flag. Posting...

Reddit upped their suspending game lately. Some VPNs still work, some don't. Logging in with a "fresh" browser (no previous Reddit cookies) seems to be huge red flag. Being on a known VPN = red flag. No regular activity = red flag. Posting without spending time on website = red flag. Posting...

I already thought about hand work. If someone is curious, here are DA numbers of a few forums, with the number of members: Forum 1 - DA 41 - 87k members Forum 2 - DA 30 - 79k members Forum 3 - DA 74 - 209k members Forum 4 - DA 59 - 25k members Forum 5 - DA 62 - 1,795k members Forum 6 - DA 82 -...

I'm curious about largest online forums in multiple niches. Is there a reliable source to find these? Like a directory with filtering by subject, sorting by number of users, messages etc?