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i dont know for spam users, like this. but for a normal i waited a year+ and used a obscure firefox fork browser and just made a new account, organic use. havnt seen it getting shadowbanned yet. on another forum, another user mentioned they waited a long time before making another account. also...

i notice thats more likely to happen for normal users, if they participate the large subs(any of the subs on the main/front page is likely places to get banned), niche subs might be more useful.

there are semi-moderated/barely ones(you wont get banned from the sub because theres barely anyone managing it, but i still frequent those as its a niche, i do encounter dead ones, but those will likely alert the adjacent subs(related subs) if you were to try to take over. for a time several...

so they likely try to mass report a mod/sub then? i am curious how they do it.

wonder if reddit is aligning with what google is doing, restricting multiple accounts, by using a qr code by a phone, limiting the amount of emails you make.

also because its likely going to be Ai generated, making it even lower than it is now. since reddit is plagued with those posts.

doesnt seem sustainable on thier end, if they start brigading/mass reporting wouldnt reddit detect those "spam reporters eventually". or they are using throwawayaccts to just keep reporting while they keep thier trusted accounts hidden until they need to take over, said unmoderated subs? unless...

that was pretty much how they banned people early last year. it seems like reddit is the one that banned you AND NOT THE mod, since they are using AI to moderate now, appealing is very rarely lifted. if your other accounts have posted in the past on the subreddts that your current account got...

i thinks its this, one think reddit hates is AI being spammed on the site, and not being able to train thier own ai ON organic user comments.

sudden appearance of 1000+ accts on reddit all at once, its pretty suspicious, if they are undetected, its a pattern.

reddit wants to train thier AI/Open AI/google, im guessing they purged way too many IRL users last year and is trying to gain them back while not loosening thier AI moderation/filters. and people on reddit have been noticing an increase in AI bots due to the bans. i think the damage is done...

it depends, and they rarely unban in general. since they use AI moderation to mask false positive bans, so they dont have to deal with most appeals. rarely they get unbanned because "an error on thier part" and it apparently has to be on the 1st account that was banned, trying to appeal other...

some subs have very aggressive filters which can instantly remove comments, posts. such as new accounts, or spammy posting, or wierd setence structures. Also AI generated messages, people can be very paranoid.

thier AI moderation does most of the banning now, especially with the shadowbans. i noticed they switched from site-wide to shadowbanning for the most part, not only to not alert the banned person also it allows reddit to ofuscate thier reasons for banning the account, some users have reported...

you have to appeal the original account, not new accounts. The only thing i know is some mods are in cahoots with the REDDIT admins, the ones that unblock accounts, unless you know these mods you are better off evading bans. especially the highly visible large subs i suspect they are owned by...

why target another account? that seems to be against the tos, and thats what got you banned. its not worth the effort to ban an unknwon person. you can try reporting them, but you would risk getting ban for "over-reporting"

facebook requires it, and the site is mostly AI/bots the real users are mostly gone.

you have to appeal the original account, any new account with similar fingerprinting or Ip will be detected.

the account is dead, if you have heard back anything within a few weeks, likely they are ignoring it, as your account has been flagged

Most of the AITA, AITAH, AND AIO are fake, its the preposterous, over the top exaggerations to irl situations. like one" how a parent "exploded" at parent teacher conference, a trivial thing". and my favorite is a super common one " i kicked, disinvited people out of my event for saying...