It's kinda' funny until it's not. At the end of the day it's only reddit but watching a 10 year old account get flushed randomly just makes wonder if spez isn't just laying off people and plugging in AI to line his pockets a little more.I'm not into Reddit marketing. However, I'm using Reddit to create subreddits for SEO purposes as Tier 1 links. Even though they are nofollow, they're really helpful, especially when compared to Tier 2 links. However, even with my own subreddits, I'm getting banned, and I guess Reddit is so hard to deal with, especially towards the end of the year. This has been happening every year around this time, and some even say it's a policy rollout. Who knows? But I still create and build subreddits, lol.
Reddit doesn't discriminate between aged or high-karma accounts and ban them all alike.
Did some snooping today and it looks like shadowbans are seeing a sharp uptick. That's some cowardly shit right there...no explanations, no notifications, just make you invisible and the odds of appealing are pretty slim. It's like they're trying to kill the site.My guess is automated detection is doing more of the initial flagging, with human review being inconsistent, but nobody outside Reddit knows the actual thresholds.
Yeah that's how reddit works. I am replying to here while I am creating new reddit and I know reddit stealth methods serious as creating financial account like gaypal , stripe the only thing they don't ask kyc yet lol at least from me. For me since I use reddit only for backlinking purposes now I am going to replace that with another platform which can use as my buffer sites but I guess it won't work who works solely on reddit..so yeahIt's kinda' funny until it's not. At the end of the day it's only reddit but watching a 10 year old account get flushed randomly just makes wonder if spez isn't just laying off people and plugging in AI to line his pockets a little more.
thankyou for sharing this. it made me little happy, they are torturing us by bans hope they lose more and more money.I kinda like it... They've been torturing us latelyView attachment 557446
Let it go to zero its true value lolI kinda like it... They've been torturing us latelyView attachment 557446
Funnily enough reddit does not want users to create second accounts due to their policy of ban evasion. If let's say you will create an account on the same network, from the same device, the system will flag itReally, really bad luck. Looks like Reddit just didn't like your account for whatever reason.
And it's not just Reddit using AI to ban accounts without warning anymore. Most social media platforms are doing the same thing.
Looks like you'll have to start over with a new account. Their AI probably detected something it didn't like and boom, account gone.
Such a shame!!