Looking for algorithms or methods I can use to decide on posting or not.

Allright, Hypothetically; let's say I have 500 users,

They are all using a separate unique IP, however, their IP's belong to 10 different AS-numbers.

I want to use them to upvote my own posts, making sure every IP only upvotes another account once, until all 500 have upvoted said account. To prevent the AS number as being suspicious, I want to rotate this, by upvoting only once per AS number/group, iterating through all 10 before the second IP/user from the first AS number gets used.

I also want this scheme to be multi-active, probably need to go with some concurrent language correct? Or use a database and have multiple single programs doing this, keeping score in the database?

Any good programmers out here who could help me in the right direction as to how to solve such problems?

Thanks

You could use a database to track which resource has been used and rotate them fairly.

Dream Big Vibes said:

You could use a database to track which resource has been used and rotate them fairly.

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Yeah, I've actually found a decent method, thanks for the help. Are you interested in having clean ip's ? I'm working on a project, pooling resources with some guys, and set up our own big pool of multi-AS IP's, (was thinking 8-10 AS numbers?) Which means costs would be 8-1000 a month for IP's alone, and probably about 1800 if we include things like 8-10 VPS/Dedi with BGP announcement with it, so +-1.5-2k a month. This would however provide us with 2560 permanent addresses. Rotating over 10 AS numbers, this would mean if you are proficient at not being an idiot and cross-contaminating, you could use any service, and upvote yourself long-term, without the risk of being banned.

For me personally, setting up something like this that works would be well worth it. We could also rent out a portion if costs are too high... ?

How is PBN's and link or traffic fraud not abuse?

All the stuff here is abuse basically. It's why the hat is black.

If you are testing, use a private lab or consenting users only.