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Do these backlinks actually index fast or do I need to push them?

Collapsed comments usually mean Reddit flags them as low quality or suspicious. It can happen with account/device changes. Best way is to post naturally and engage slowly to rebuild trust.

It might be the way the API calls are flagged. I’ve seen accounts get banned instantly when the behavior doesn’t match normal user activity. Maybe try slowing things down and mimicking natural actions more closely before testing again.

Best way is to start slow by commenting naturally on different subs, upvote posts, and avoid dropping links right away. Let the account blend in before you push your main use.

Yeah, I’ve noticed the same. On old threads, even with upvotes, comments don’t always move up. Seems like Reddit’s algo gives more weight to fresh activity rather than just votes.

It usually depends on the subreddits, but once you have a bit of karma and a few weeks of normal activity, the limits ease up. Just focus on posting genuine comments first and it gets smoother.

Sadly there’s no perfect fix for downvote bots. The best move is to focus on posting quality content, spread it across different subs, and let organic engagement balance things out. In most cases, the botting fades over time.

From my experience, there’s not much difference between using app or browser, it’s more about how natural your activity looks. With a new account, keep it slow just a few comments or 1 post a day at first, then gradually increase.

That usually happens when new accounts post links too quickly. Try building some karma and posting text/comments first before adding links.

Best way is to focus on engaging naturally in subreddits related to your niche. If people find your content useful, traffic will come without triggering bans.

yeah, i've noticed similar issues lately too. Sometimes Google seems to push homepages over inner pages when it comes to commercial terms. Could be an over optimization thing or just part of the recent updates. Curious to see if others are experiencing the same.