Help preventing shadow bans on automated system

Hello yall. I've been making a reddit automation server. Anyways my accounts keep getting shadow banned. My system is currently setup to every day scroll for a random amount of time (between two settings) and upvote a % of posts in the feed and comment on a % of posts in the feed. I am using an ai api for the comments and they look natural. The settings im running are this:

The accounts currently last about 2 days before my system detects that they are shadow banned. It doesn't even make it to joining subs or leaving comments. I am using ulixee hero for the automation. PC hardware info, solid proxy. Static proxies and it maintains session info between usage. I am at a loss for why the accounts are getting banned. All interactions are very human and I was having the same issue manually doing them. The accounts im putting in are fresh accounts with no history that have been aged 6 months. (I bought them). Maybe itd be better if it made its own accounts or maybe itd work fine on aged accounts with usage. Looking for advice.

strep said:

with the recent update there is no way to sort accounts shadow ban, the effect not from proxies but schedule by app owner

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So all accounts right now are getting shadow banned no matter what? What do you mean by schedule by app owner? I don't really understand what your trying to say

If anyone can provide info that will solve this can use my server on their own accs.

strep said:

it is recent update that new register accounts can't not stay active longer before getting shadow ban

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So I will have to buy some established accounts pretty much. Idk with the rate they are banning at rn I can't imagine they keep the current system for very long. I've manually tried to warm up a few and have the same issue. Know anywhere selling established accounts that ain't expensive as all fuck?

there is too many variable you need to be careful about automation. It requires advanced level of knowledge. Better do it with manual

I mean all it's doing rn is scrolling and upvoting. Proxy's are sticky, hardware info and cookies are refused between sessions, etc etc etc.

I think I know the problem. I made a thread not too long ago on this. It's likely because you commented on a Subreddit that had a CQS requirement. CQS means contributive quality score. It's a metric that filters out accounts with very little activity or comment karma. A lot of subreddits filter out accounts with LOWEST CQS. Some even filter out for LOW. What you need to do is find Subreddits that do not have any CQS requirement filter as your target subreddits to comment. Unfortunately, there is no way of finding out whether there is a CQS filter. Also, empty or new accounts start at lowest CQS.

Ok

jasondenzer said:

I think I know the problem. I made a thread not too long ago on this. It's likely because you commented on a Subreddit that had a CQS requirement. CQS means contributive quality score. It's a metric that filters out accounts with very little activity or comment karma. A lot of subreddits filter out accounts with LOWEST CQS. Some even filter out for LOW. What you need to do is find Subreddits that do not have any CQS requirement filter as your target subreddits to comment. Unfortunately, there is no way of finding out whether there is a CQS filter. Also, empty or new accounts start at lowest CQS.

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Ok ok. Thanks for the useful response. Do you know any subs like that pls lmk. I tried to do that when putting the join subs. My end goal here was to automate trades between controlled accounts on r/pmsforsale so that's why I had those subs in there too ig I should remove them. Also strep is a scammer.

There're many factors here, but you can try to manually create acc first. Accs are created in batches, and some are sold to you. If someone misuses an acc, the entire batch can be traced back. So, try to address this issue first, and then you can focus on isolating other issues like proxies or automation.

proxytee said:

There're many factors here, but you can try to manually create acc first. Accs are created in batches, and some are sold to you. If someone misuses an acc, the entire batch can be traced back. So, try to address this issue first, and then you can focus on isolating other issues like proxies or automation.

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You seem knowledgeable. I can't figure out how to msg on here first time using this forum. Would u mind making me ur tele.

krummy said:

Ok

Ok ok. Thanks for the useful response. Do you know any subs like that pls lmk. I tried to do that when putting the join subs. My end goal here was to automate trades between controlled accounts on r/pmsforsale so that's why I had those subs in there too ig I should remove them. Also strep is a scammer.

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Unfortunately, I don't want to share my list or else it's going to be full of spam bots. I only warm a few accounts anyways and those are very niche subreddits. I think some people have suggested anime-based subreddits because they have extremely low CQS requirements. I see you put a huge list of random subreddits in your bot. You should narrow down the list to 10 at first. Or even 5. Keep in mind that all it takes is just ONE removed comment/post and your account is instantly toast.

jasondenzer said:

Unfortunately, I don't want to share my list or else it's going to be full of spam bots. I only warm a few accounts anyways and those are very niche subreddits. I think some people have suggested anime-based subreddits because they have extremely low CQS requirements. I see you put a huge list of random subreddits in your bot. You should narrow down the list to 10 at first. Or even 5. Keep in mind that all it takes is just ONE removed comment/post and your account is instantly toast.

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Sounds good thank you. Ig I'll add filtering on what subs it comments on and have to slowly expand the list.

krummy said:

Sounds good thank you. Ig I'll add filtering on what subs it comments on and have to slowly expand the list.

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Basically, if the comment sticks even after 5 mins, then it means it's not CQS-filtered. Or your CQS is low to begin with instead of lowest.

a bunch of the subreddits in the picture has pretty much high filters, like funny, gaming, ,,,etc which bans people because of it easily infilitrated by sensistive topics.

A lot of subs require you to have certain amount of karma before you can even comment on posts. Try manually commenting first in the subs to check if your comment was removed. You can check if the comment was removed immediately after it was posted. Use another account to check it cause sometimes it doesn't even show up that your comment was removed, but you'll see when you check it through another account.