Why my reddit post removed?

Lydia Harper

Lydia Harper

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Hey everyone,
I am still new to reddit and trying to figure out how posting actually works here. Even when I share normal content, sometimes it does not show up or get removed, so I am not really sure what I am doing wrong.
Would someone ecplain what usually posts stay visible.
 
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Hey, this is pretty normal when you are new on reddit. A lot of the time it is not about what you posted, it's more about account age, karma, and subreddit filters. Even clear posts can get filtered out if the account does not have enough history yet or the subreddit is strict. Once you stay active for a bit and build some basic credibility, posts usually start showing up without issues.
 
Sometimes it’s the subreddit’s own rules, sometimes AutoMod, and sometimes Reddit’s site-wide filters. A post may look normal to you but still get filtered because of account age, low karma, links, certain keywords, repeated posting patterns, or posting in a subreddit before you’ve built any activity there.
 
There are many reasons why your post on Reddit may have been removed. The content might violate community guidelines, or your account may not have enough age, Karma, or credibility to post in that subreddit.
 
Lydia Harper said:
Hey everyone,
I am still new to reddit and trying to figure out how posting actually works here. Even when I share normal content, sometimes it does not show up or get removed, so I am not really sure what I am doing wrong.
Would someone ecplain what usually posts stay visible.
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Have you been banned before? For any reason?

Are you using multiple accounts?

If yes then this causing that problem because your IP got flagged
 
This usually happens because many subreddits have filters, karma requirements, or strict posting rules for newer accounts. Sometimes posts also get auto-removed if they contain links, promotional wording, or do not match the subreddit guidelines closely enough. Building some account activity and posting more naturally over time generally helps posts stay visible more consitently.
 
Reddit removes many posts because of low karma, new accounts, wrong subreddit formatting, banned links, or content that looks promotional. Each subreddit has its own rules, so reading them carefully and building account trust through normal engagement usually helps posts stay visible.
 
Lydia Harper said:
Hey everyone,
I am still new to reddit and trying to figure out how posting actually works here. Even when I share normal content, sometimes it does not show up or get removed, so I am not really sure what I am doing wrong.
Would someone ecplain what usually posts stay visible.
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On Reddit, posts stay visible if the account has some karma and doesn’t break subreddit rules.
Most removals happen with new or “empty” accounts or posts caught by spam filters.
 
Lydia Harper said:
Hey everyone,
I am still new to reddit and trying to figure out how posting actually works here. Even when I share normal content, sometimes it does not show up or get removed, so I am not really sure what I am doing wrong.
Would someone ecplain what usually posts stay visible.
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so if your account is just fresh made you need to prove that it's not a bot, you have to warm it up at least for a week like doing some upvotes joining communities, pretend it's your real acc and act interested
 
In my experience, Reddit prioritizes accounts with a clean history and content that adheres to subreddit rules. New accounts that post too quickly, include links or post like spam are usually filtered almost immediately.
 
A lot of subreddits have karma and account age requirements, so new accounts often get filtered automatically. Try reading each subreddit’s rules, avoid spammy posts, and comment regularly to build karma first.
 
Nicks_ said:
That's true, its been happened many times with me like that, especially for new created user who faced this who try to spam immediately after created account
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shijin said:
Sometimes automod removes posts before humans even see them, especially from new accounts with low subreddit history
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Its not better we buy aged account and then use ?
 
instuky said:
A lot of subreddits have karma and account age requirements, so new accounts often get filtered automatically. Try reading each subreddit’s rules, avoid spammy posts, and comment regularly to build karma first.
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I mean, this is +1 because new users, especially these day try to farm quickly, which makes them filter by the system itself
Arlo said:
Its not better we buy aged account and then use ?
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It's always better the older the better
 
Reddit is not only about whether the content is “normal.” New accounts often get filtered because of low karma, no posting history, subreddit rules, links, repeated wording, or posts that look too promotional. Best way is to read each subreddit’s rules, comment a bit first, and avoid posting the same style everywhere.
 
That’s pretty normal when starting out on Reddit. Each subreddit has its own rules and moderators, so even “normal” posts can get removed if they don’t fit the guidelines or look like self‑promotion. Posts usually stay visible when they follow the sub’s rules, add value to the community, and don’t trigger spam filters. Best move is to read the sidebar rules of each subreddit before posting and engage genuinely in discussions, that way your content is more likely to stick.
 
DICloak Browser said:
Reddit is not only about whether the content is “normal.” New accounts often get filtered because of low karma, no posting history, subreddit rules, links, repeated wording, or posts that look too promotional. Best way is to read each subreddit’s rules, comment a bit first, and avoid posting the same style everywhere.
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I mean, since the posting policy keeps changing its completely waste of time to keep checking each sub Reddit rules isnit?
 
Nicks_ said:
I mean, since the posting policy keeps changing its completely waste of time to keep checking each sub Reddit rules isnit?
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Yeah, checking every rule manually gets annoying fast, but skipping it usually wastes more time when posts get filtered or removed. Better to keep a simple note of the subs that actually work for your niche, then stick to those instead of testing random subs every day.
 
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