Any larger bot farm owners have rules they stick to for avoiding shadowbans?

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I know 90% of these responses are going to be garbage generated/copy pasted comments, but if there is someone that owns a bigger bot farm on reddit,

What rules are you implementing to keep your accounts not shadowbanned?

So far I'm doing these and still getting hammered with shadowbans:
- Unique Browser Fingerprint
- Rotating residential IPs
- Creating an Avatar/Image
- Randomizing the naming, not using the auto generated ones
- I don't currently verify email, potentially an issue?
 
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I manage a few dozen accounts, not a big network. It is not about the IP's, email verify and creation data as much as it is about your patterns of action.

Well, one exception being when most of the accounts network are made from the same IP subnet (even if your device/browser fingerprint varies a lot).

If the accounts are going to engage in similar patterns which are obviously made to be grown, upvote or promote similar posts in what looks like an artificial and repetitive way, that will going to trigger some flags.
 
aurim said:
I manage a few dozen accounts, not a big network. It is not about the IP's, email verify and creation data as much as it is about your patterns of action.

Well, one exception being when most of the accounts network are made from the same IP subnet (even if your device/browser fingerprint varies a lot).

If the accounts are going to engage in similar patterns which are obviously made to be grown, upvote or promote similar posts in what looks like an artificial and repetitive way, that will going to trigger some flags.
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Do you find any correlation with accounts being logged in every time, vs storing cookies? Especially with rotating IPs
 
Cordless0000 said:
Do you find any correlation with accounts being logged in every time, vs storing cookies? Especially with rotating IPs
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While I do sometimes use mobile proxies (which change IP's once in a while, not rotating), I have never used a different session/fingerprint at every login, so I can't compare.
I just load the original account sessions and fingerprints, so they're already logged in.
 
Cordless0000 said:
I know 90% of these responses are going to be garbage generated/copy pasted comments, but if there is someone that owns a bigger bot farm on reddit,

What rules are you implementing to keep your accounts not shadowbanned?

So far I'm doing these and still getting hammered with shadowbans:
- Unique Browser Fingerprint
- Rotating residential IPs
- Creating an Avatar/Image
- Randomizing the naming, not using the auto generated ones
- I don't currently verify email, potentially an issue?
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I'm new, but it's tough to avoid shadowbans. Some ideas: Vary browsing habits. Avoid overactivity. Change behavior to seem more human. Rotate posting times. Monitor IP quality. Verify emails for authenticity. Use a wide range of IPs. Diversify subreddits you post in. Avoid bot-like behavior. Engage in genuine discussions to maintain account health. It's challenging, but staying authentic helps.
 
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