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  1. ToNice

    I wonder how you can work with Reddit.

    I’m attaching the conversation I had with a user (who, according to him, is from this forum) who, not even knowing what cookies and fingerprints are, came to our place threatening us!! Guys, before buying, study
  2. ToNice

    After 6 months of work, we have eliminated Reddit bans.

    I’ve always kept an eye on this forum, even though I haven’t posted in 6 months (since the mass bans before the elections). I read, try to pick up ideas, and apply them. From this forum and my personal experience, anonymous browsers are no longer working—or rather, many of the fingerprints they...
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    Few useful lessons after the bans on February 13

    February 13 was one of the darkest times on Reddit for many, with a very high ban rate. Our accounts were not affected, but our clients complained, so we stopped sales on our website and worked on finding a solution to these bans. After about 5 days of intense work, the issue was resolved. I...
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    I'll try to explain the proxy-Reddit relationship

    More and more often, I see users asking for advice on proxies, so now I want to try to clearly explain how they work As you all know, after the last US elections, Reddit increased its monitoring on many things, unfortunately including proxies What I write is, of course, for those managing...
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    Reddit's desert is really barren

    Personal thought: Reddit has declared war on bots, but I don't think it will last. Today, I noticed that my bot is the only one commenting even on 20-minute-old posts in subreddits where there used to be a queue of comments within 5 minutes. Personally, I don't think this situation can continue...
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    When Reddit stops, we have to tremble

    Today, for the third time in a month, I saw Reddit go offline. The first time was before the elections (for me, it was offline for about 2 hours). I saw it offline again yesterday and… today, but today I already understood. The shutdown before the elections signaled a bot crackdown. Since then...
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    What do you think Reddit checks during the warm-up?

    Stupid question, or maybe not. What do you think? I’m asking those with experience: what does Reddit check during the warm-up? Time spent on the site, visiting posts, likes, joining subreddits? I personally think it only checks the entry. For example, I find a post I like, I open it, look at...
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    Reddit for Newbies (Creation - Purchase - Warm-up)

    Hello everyone, this simple guide focuses on the issues many users mention here—very basic problems where it's hard to understand why they can't find a solution. The best way to describe it is that they get lost in a glass of water. Reddit is easy to use as long as you follow certain rules...
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    Reddit has changed, what about us?

    Hello everyone, this is my first time writing in this forum, although I follow it constantly. I don't know, but my biological clock says it's been about a month since Reddit increased its security measures for the U.S. elections—an endless month in which my team and I have seen about 80% of our...
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