Blacklisted YouTube/Reddit words

Thanks for sharing your findings... It’s wild how strict these platforms have gotten. I’ve noticed similar issues, especially with phrases like “check out” and any mention of “free” on YouTube. Even innocent-looking words can trip their filters. On Reddit, I've found that using alternative text to suggest links (like “search this on Google” instead of direct URLs) sometimes works better. If anyone has cracked more of this shadowban code, I’d love to hear what works for you