Recent content by rockj7238

I have a genuine answer for why you got banned in those subs. Before posting in a subreddit look for the "installed apps" sidebar section in the subreddit and look for the "bot bouncer" automation app. Bot bouncer will instantly ban accounts that have not joined the subreddit and have no history...

hello, how do you suggest managing webRTC for reddit?

small update to this thread and issue. On some accounts, after daily warmup of scrolling and clicking on homepage posts, I started making 3-6 reply comments in subreddits im targeting to make submissions in. Then after commenting I attempted to submit posts for the day. This strategy worked and...

my recommendation would be to do a ban appeal in app, it worked for me about a week ago. Be very careful making posts in a subreddit you just joined, it seems to trigger the reddit filter at a high rate. sometimes its even better to make posts in a subreddit but not joining it but you have to...

really good insight ive been thinking the same thing. Like having much more activity in my target subreddits outside of posting before regularly posting

Thanks for all the replies guys but none of the advice seems as pointed as im looking for. Some subreddits dont get filtered and others do its odd. even on accounts with 100k+ karma I run into this issue. If anyone has a real solution to avoiding this reddit filter thing im interested

Has anyone found a way to get around this yet? seems like it happens completely randomly. Does anyone know exactly what triggers this? it happens on large accounts too

1) 2022 2) imgur ban on NSFW content & the website overhaul from reddit v2 to reddit v3 when they IPO'd both of these events completely changed marketing for OF on reddit and made the barriers for managing many accounts much larger

Yes, my plan is just normal logins and activity like a lurker for a while. I didnt take a screenshot of the exact message but I should have. The max character limit on a ban appeal is 250 characters and I used almost all of them explaining how I was aware of the rule I probably broke (spam)...

I was actually just thinking about that. Maybe after a manual unban accounts are safer and stronger, but I dont have the data for it yet.

are you making posts or comments through API? like any 3rd party posting sites or whatever

Yesterday I was operating on a newish NSFW account (12 days old, 600 post karma) I was growing for a client for OF promotion. My new account management strategy for big clients is to run dedicated iphones on mobile proxies for accounts I want to grow and keep safest long-term. So, I was posting...

the whole thread is talking about managing accounts in IOS/Android and that guy is promoting his own antidetect browser

I know you didnt ask me but i have like 4 years experience doing reddit. Genuinely buy iphones that dont have the home button and grow your largest accounts that you want to keep safe the most on those, I run them on shadowrocket with a rotating 4g proxy. If youre genuinely trying to run like...

are you actively automating on reddit?