Do some subreddits put restrictions on links in comments?
- Thread starter kippen
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hernandl89
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- Feb 8, 2023
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In my experience it depends a lot if you make a comment with value, and you leave your link disguised with your own domain, the probability that they will delete the comment and remove you from the subreddit decreases, you also have to take into account that if it is not of quality The comment may have negative votes, either because of the value or the link. and normal publications I would make or test if you send your traffic to a blog or page and then from there people convert, and not to a direct offer, yes, remember that there are automoderators, I recommend that if you do not get these in comments that you post your link at once.
igotoptions
Registered Member
- Jul 2, 2023
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Yes this is possible, i have my sub and have this rule in place
IcaroAugusto
Spamming via PM.
- Aug 21, 2019
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Yes they have that ability through automod and several of them do it.
MMAComments
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- Nov 16, 2009
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Do you do this in hopes they will post decent content and help build your pages?
igotoptions
Registered Member
- Jul 2, 2023
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pretty much just to stop people trying to promote their websites or services. I have a small sub with 2k members in the social media niche and get a lot of people trying to advertise their services
I do this. No need to be low karma accounts. I just ban the links
- Apr 15, 2021
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Yes, they do put restrictions. It may be based on age, karma, or some other criteria. In some subs you have to ask the mods.
