Recent content by TrevP

Yes, but it most certainly is not enough

I'm experiencing the same issue. It seems that Reddit is really aggressive towards new users nowadays, even if the posts or comments are not made by AI. I got several suspensions just by trying to build karma, commenting in different communities.

That's the thing, one of the accounts, I believe, got banned after only 2 replies(written by hand), without any links in different subs. How slow do I need to be? I guess we need to come to terms that the rules are much stricter now

Thanks everyone, for the suggestions, appreciate it Hmm, I think I did everything you suggested. Posted between 2 and 4 replies before getting a ban. None of the replies had any links or anything remotely close to any promotion. Maybe I'll have to learn how to write more authentically.

I understand that this question has been asked before, but I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if Reddit is just more aggressive with suspensions. I have created a few accounts, and each one got banned shortly. The only thing I did after creating the account was leave a few comments on...

That's awesome. Keep it up!

I was thinking about it too, wondering what percentage of all the AI-generated content actually gets the views.

Would be interested. Can you PM me?