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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
 
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I have noticed that it's usually not completely random. It often comes down to account behavior, activity patterns, and trust signals. Even large accounts can get affected if something looks unusual.
 
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
Reddit filter have become stricter now even for account that were created a long time ago. In general, there are many reason why this happen, among which acount activity in other subreddits is one of them.
 
I do not think there is a guaranteed way to avoid it completely. The best thing is keeping account details, billing information, and website policies clean and consistent.
 
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
 
its not random and its not the account, its the subreddit. each sub runs its own automod and crowd control settings so the same account clears one and gets filtered in another. 100k sitewide karma means nothing if you have no karma inside that specific sub. comment there first, catch a few upvotes in that sub, then post and it usually goes through
 
I found if you've recently been temp banned then Reddit filters are 100x worse.
 
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
Because of this filtered out , My 2 account good account get banned .

Anyone knows solutions ?
 
Because of this filtered out , My 2 account good account get banned .

Anyone knows solutions ?
Same experience here. It happens on large accounts too, and I haven't been able to pinpoint a specific trigger. It seems random, and the only thing that occasionally helps is waiting and trying again later. Still looking for a consistent fix.
 
Posting too often with very short gaps seems to trigger it more. I've seen it happen on big accounts too, so it doesn't look like it's only a new account issue. Taking a bit more time between posts usually works better.
 
its not random and its not the account, its the subreddit. each sub runs its own automod and crowd control settings so the same account clears one and gets filtered in another. 100k sitewide karma means nothing if you have no karma inside that specific sub. comment there first, catch a few upvotes in that sub, then post and it usually goes through
really good insight ive been thinking the same thing. Like having much more activity in my target subreddits outside of posting before regularly posting
 
Inappropriate content is the main reason posts get removed. The best approach is to read and follow the rules of each subreddit before you post.
 
reddit filters are very hard to bypass nowadays
honestly not worth the time investment
 
Yes, I faced the same issue before. I noticed it was mostly because of certain words, links, or posting patterns. Making posts more natural helped me.
 
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 I didnt hit any automatic reddit filters on posts, so I may start running this strategy permanently.
 
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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 I didnt hit any automatic reddit filters on posts, so I may start running this strategy permanently.
time you wait for posting after 2-3 reply, Do you also upvotes ?
 
Many subreddits cap how much you can post about your own product or service, or require a certain karma
 
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