mustseeshmedia
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- Apr 18, 2024
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My partner and I are trying to create comment bots for reddit, twitter, quora, FB, etc. He handles the technical side of things and is amazing at most things but is relatively new to botting. I'm a scrub at anything technical but am trying to understand it and help however I can. Would appreciate whatever guidance you can offer!
- We're using the reddit API to run queries by keywords every few minutes, pull 100+ posts per run, log the ID, and assign it to one of our 20+ accounts to comment (also via the API).
- Accounts are bought, aged 6+ months, and have 50+ comment karma (lmk if anyone is selling accounts).
- Comments will be alternated between accounts to space out activity and mimic real user interaction.
- We haven't talked much about proxies but I think he's planning to use unique proxies for each account.
So as far as the tech stack goes it's really just reddit api + proxies, at least as far as I know.
Have read through a few threads here on BHW and botting reddit sounds difficult to say the least. And I'm getting the feeling that we're going to run into a lot of bans or even get our API access blocked. But LMK what y'all think
- We're using the reddit API to run queries by keywords every few minutes, pull 100+ posts per run, log the ID, and assign it to one of our 20+ accounts to comment (also via the API).
- Accounts are bought, aged 6+ months, and have 50+ comment karma (lmk if anyone is selling accounts).
- Comments will be alternated between accounts to space out activity and mimic real user interaction.
- We haven't talked much about proxies but I think he's planning to use unique proxies for each account.
So as far as the tech stack goes it's really just reddit api + proxies, at least as far as I know.
Have read through a few threads here on BHW and botting reddit sounds difficult to say the least. And I'm getting the feeling that we're going to run into a lot of bans or even get our API access blocked. But LMK what y'all think