Account metrics definitely matter but I think subreddit culture and content fit still play a big role.
the same account can perform differently in different communities.
The interesting part is that two accounts with similar numbers can still get completely different results depending on the subreddit and the type of content shared.
I think the bigger challenge for new users is not the restrictions but finding the right communities where their interests actually match the conversations.
Desktop feels better for deeper conversations while mobile is great for quick checks throughout the day.
I think both have their own place depending on how you use Reddit.
It may be worth reviewing recent activity and any changes made before the ban sometimes a single action or pattern can affect how future accounts are treated.
A community with strong engagement can create opportunities beyond direct advertising.
The key is finding ways to add value without making the audience feel like they are only being monetized.
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