Has Reddit gotten a lot harder over the years?
- Thread starter ottomin
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- Oct 24, 2019
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Yes, especially since 2021 from my experience.
They have improved their filters by a lot and you need proper care in managing the accounts.
The most important things are: 1 not interlinking the accounts (keeping them on separate sessions and IP's); and 2. warming up slowly any new account before actually posting promotional content. The later will create a genuine kind of activity pattern and history of the account.
They have improved their filters by a lot and you need proper care in managing the accounts.
The most important things are: 1 not interlinking the accounts (keeping them on separate sessions and IP's); and 2. warming up slowly any new account before actually posting promotional content. The later will create a genuine kind of activity pattern and history of the account.
- Aug 7, 2021
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Defenetely they being doing some work with the account and with the improved tool they have for moding they being making a mess in everything I mean at least for us right, but yeah now seems a little bit more difficult to not get shadow ban or banned at all.
- Aug 31, 2021
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They are very strict against spam buy thag is also the reason why they are so relevant after so many years.
ScribScribScrib
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- Mar 15, 2017
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Yes it is very highly moderated platform.
seomaster5
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- Oct 31, 2021
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Reddit has always been hard. They have so many moderator for each subreddit.
- Nov 2, 2008
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with up date roll outs, it will only continue to get harder. but thats life .
- Feb 9, 2018
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It still does, at least for OF is hella nice. For sure, organic is shit because at least on my niche it s a lot of competition, but with some botted upvotes u still get plenty views
tommygun54
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What's some services for upvotes. Reable ones on not only Posts but replies as well.
- Apr 25, 2023
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Yes definitely. A lot has changed about the rules, they have made the rules very strict and now it is very difficult to publish something as you like. I love Reddit but it should be the way it used to be, I cannot enjoy it that as I did before.
SupplementCEO
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- Mar 30, 2023
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Obviously the more marketers target reddit the more reddit takes action against it. Also the pie doesn't just get bigger.
What I noticed however is that reddit is not censoring anymore, or at least not that much anymore. They moved from far left views to a more centric stand point.
What I noticed however is that reddit is not censoring anymore, or at least not that much anymore. They moved from far left views to a more centric stand point.