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No, because it's a tool specific to Reddit. Just to be safe, you can create a method or use a good one, and I've never seen CQS, but that way you run the risk of being banned without warning.

Yes

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If the comments, upvotes, and member count are balanced, does that make a good subreddit?

Hey BHW, I have some questions. For example, if we can’t post too much content on the same Reddit account in a single day, how can we tell if the subreddits we’re posting in are good or not? Should we just look at the upvotes? I don’t think that’s enough. How can we figure out which subreddits...

What are you talking about? What I’m saying is a simple way to understand how you should act to warm up a Reddit account. Of course, warming up becomes a pattern, and you might even say there’s no formula for warming up, but deep down there is. There are limits you shouldn’t cross to avoid...

To avoid being banned, everything depends on the proxy, its configuration, and the provider. Additionally, your behavior plays a crucial role. You should act like a human, but honestly, even as a human, I wouldn’t know how to behave naturally on Reddit if I’ve never used it casually. In...

Right, but what's the limit? 2 Comments, 30 minutes max on the account daily? Like, I don't know how a normal user acts

I've noticed that when I spend a lot of time on reddit when my account isn't so hot, I get banned, is that a problem?

Hello Black Hat World, I'm here to ask for your opinion and vast experience with Reddit regarding account warming for promotion and routines. I posted a thread talking about account warming in a simplified way, but it seems Reddit is getting more sensitive. The question is, what would be...

Not exactly

I don't think so. I think it all has to do with your previous comment history on the account. Even if it's 1 comment every 3 days during the lifetime of the account, it'll be fine because the history is consistent (of course, I only say that for those who don't look like a robot, like...

I run the “best” on my opinion for now, mobile 4G Rotation.

I'll be honest. I don't know for sure if this is true. I'll read that post and share my opinion here.

Yes, you're doing the right thing by doing that. I'm not sure if I mentioned the issue of Reddit account history. You should focus only on accounts with a stable history of comments. One thing that would change in your warming-up process is upvoting. You can give upvotes, but not too many...

If we stop to look, you're right, most of you are right. The point here is, we're all different, I hope you understand that, being different we need at least a solid base to stand on. Anyone who follows in my footsteps is unlikely to get banned. (I'm not saying it's guaranteed because there are...

Here, you'll find all kinds of people—beginners, advanced users, and the curious. I'm here with good intentions. I can remove the reference I made to Reddit, but that would only make things harder for people. My goal is to help. When people say you should just act normally, they limit...

Thank you, I'm here to discuss whatever you need

Thanks for your comment. Could you be more specific?

That is, at least the three holy days so we don't get found out :)