Reddit has gotten way stricter, especially with comments

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Lately I keep hearing that Reddit has gotten way stricter, especially with comments. It feels like it's getting harder and harder to keep comments live, even when they don't break any rules. Anyone else noticing this, or is it just me?
 
Ohh yeah i also notice that its getting hardder this time for comment to go live
 
reddit's been using stricter automation for comments, especially if ur account looks newer or hasnt been aged properly. thats why account warming matters so much these days. even with aged accounts i see comments getting shadow banned if theyre too spammy looking
 
reddit's been using stricter automation for comments, especially if ur account looks newer or hasnt been aged properly. thats why account warming matters so much these days. even with aged accounts i see comments getting shadow banned if theyre too spammy looking
Really sad situation, need some help since even new accounts with clean mobile IP are blocked...
 
Has been like that for a while, forget blatant promotion on Reddit - especially if you’re using fresh or low quality accounts. Their algorithm has been pretty hard to bypass.
is the way to buy some old and ranked accounts here on BHW?
 
Wouldn't be the first time it did. A lot of automated filtering, so no surprise even above board comments get filtered out. Could also vary quite a bit by subreddit and account in terms of how aggressive it is though, so hard to say it's a site-wide change without more data.
 
Yeah, Reddit seems stricter lately. Even normal comments can get filtered, so I’d build some account history and avoid posting too many comments too quickly.
 
Worth checking whether it's subreddit automod or a sitewide filter first. Open the comment logged out in a private window, most of what I see is silent removal, not an actual ban
 
Wouldn't be the first time it did. A lot of automated filtering, so no surprise even above board comments get filtered out. Could also vary quite a bit by subreddit and account in terms of how aggressive it is though, so hard to say it's a site-wide change without more data.
Did you try any options to bypass it? Need experienced help
 
Has been like that for a while, forget blatant promotion on Reddit - especially if you’re using fresh or low quality accounts. Their algorithm has been pretty hard to bypass.
Hi do you have any way to bypass this please PM me
 
Did you try any options to bypass it? Need experienced help
If even comments which should be fine get filtered, that usually means there's only so much you can do from your end without possibly affecting the reputation of your account. Not that there's any consistently reliable way to bypass moderation anyway, automated or otherwise. The methods that used to work have always been hit or miss, so if there's any new ways, I'm not too familiar.
 
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