Testing Reddit's New Filters Together.

Salamouna said:

the IP thing hunter spirit mentioned is real. i run aged accounts and even 5 year old ones get shadowed if the IP has history. reddit links by IP way harder than people think. rotating residential proxies is basically required now, and letting accounts lurk and upvote for a week before commenting keeps the behavior filter happy.

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do you know some good rotational residential proxy ?

louiszhao said:

The AI SPAM filter flagged accounts randomly. Reddit does not want smart accounts that know how to create interesting content. They want stupid accounts come and click the Ads.

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that is thier intention now, that they got rid of so many irl users last year, and they are slowly rolling out the forced login popup to get people to sign into an account, so thier data can be scraped for AI.

Has anyone noticed their account getting banned after using SMM panels to upvote comments?

Hunter spirit said:

I've tried white niche and seems to be fine. No comment was deleted or anything.

That's true, but it's way cheaper to find a solution than paying $$$ for a simple post.

Yep. I think you can use the r/WhatIsMyCQS to see your score on reddit. But the problem is even with high score the comment is removed immediately.

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What’s white niche?

Honestly, I’ll never understand people who say we could potentially be “100% cooked.”

To me, this is just a rough period where everyone has to adapt and use the best possible methods.

If you look at Reddit, real users with genuinely high-quality accounts and normal activity are still able to mention, recommend, or occasionally promote products. Reddit is obviously never going to ban every user who recommends a product. So what exactly would make us “completely cooked”?

From my testing, the biggest change is that commenting with accounts that don’t have a strong CGS seems much harder now, especially in communities that are commonly targeted for promotion.

That’s also why I think buying promotional comments is basically dead. Most sellers have already used those accounts for too much promotional activity, so the accounts themselves have very little trust left.

The way forward seems to be building genuinely niche accounts with real activity, history, and authority inside specific communities. Account age alone doesn’t seem nearly as important anymore.