I’m looking for a way to keep URL’s posted by 100% authentic users left in posts and comments from being potentially auto-filtered or mass filtered altogether once reaching a certain threshold. Each URL will ultimately need to lead to or forward to “domain.com/uniquecode”. Same domain for all, but /uniquecode.
Some ideas I’ve looked into so far:
1. URL shorteners - all available data seems to indicate all of these will typically be filtered. Closest possibility I found was GitHub.io, however it seems GitHub.io might now as of recent be autofiltered by reddit based on some light research.
2. Creating a throwaway domain and using that to forward, then if eventually filtered, creating a new domain to forward from and repeating - seems like the best idea so far, but how long until Reddit typically bans a domain completely? Keep in mind each specific URL will be used up to 10 times or so by each authentic (in every way) account. The links will be included in authentic content and not spammed. For example: domain.com/code1 used up to 10 times, domain.com/code2 used up to 10 times, etc
3. Using another Reddit-trusted URL such as medium, and having medium be the landing page squeezer that the visitor would then have to click to ultimately reach domain.com/code1, etc. If going this route, would Medium be the best to use for this?
Any code workarounds here you could suggest to try?
Are there any other methods I’m missing? Would appreciate any input!!
Some ideas I’ve looked into so far:
1. URL shorteners - all available data seems to indicate all of these will typically be filtered. Closest possibility I found was GitHub.io, however it seems GitHub.io might now as of recent be autofiltered by reddit based on some light research.
2. Creating a throwaway domain and using that to forward, then if eventually filtered, creating a new domain to forward from and repeating - seems like the best idea so far, but how long until Reddit typically bans a domain completely? Keep in mind each specific URL will be used up to 10 times or so by each authentic (in every way) account. The links will be included in authentic content and not spammed. For example: domain.com/code1 used up to 10 times, domain.com/code2 used up to 10 times, etc
3. Using another Reddit-trusted URL such as medium, and having medium be the landing page squeezer that the visitor would then have to click to ultimately reach domain.com/code1, etc. If going this route, would Medium be the best to use for this?
Any code workarounds here you could suggest to try?
Are there any other methods I’m missing? Would appreciate any input!!
