How does reddit filters work?
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umaGemaYuma
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- Jun 27, 2026
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Can you give a bit more detail? What exactly is happening? Can you attach a screenshot?
- Mar 21, 2023
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If comments are going through but posts aren't, I'd look at the subreddit itself first. Many NSFW communities manually review posts or have filters that remove them before they become visible. Doesn't necessarily mean Reddit is targeting your account.
I used to post on the subreddit I want from my previous account. It didn't face any issues, and I can even post from it now without encountering targeting filters
I am not sure about the rules for explaining such things, but I will try. I usually post NSFW RP posts on one popular sub. At first, it wasn't so good. I made a post with some comments, and it was deleted by the filters. I messaged the mods, and they restored it and recommended me to verify my email. I did that, and I could post again. But the next time I tried, it was deleted again, even though the comments were still working.
For more details, I post a head and an image, with no links or files, etc.
Tora Agency
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- Apr 4, 2026
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Each subreddit has its own rules and policies, so make sure to read them carefully and follow them. Also, keep in mind that posts from new accounts or accounts with very little karma are more likely to be removed.
ik about rules and etc things. Also I can't say that 350+ karma is very little for the age of 11 days
- Jan 9, 2026
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I don't think it's just one filter. Account age, karma, and each sub's own rules all seem to matter.
louiszhao
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copy your post here for examination
Francesaca
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- Jul 31, 2026
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karma of 350 will do, but some subreddit also examine the history and pattern of postings by the account. you may want to consider comparing the formatting of your submision to the previously acepted one.
ShadowCrest92
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- Jul 20, 2026
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New accounts often trigger automod filters that require higher post karma than comment karma.