My account got suspended after posting

MiroRie

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"Sorry this post was removed by Reddit's filters" This is always showing when I post in a specific subreddit with low members. (1k-5k members) And my account is only one year old. Is that because of the age of my account that keeps me getting banned from it? Any tips on how to avoid that? Any tips would help, thank you!
 
"Sorry this post was removed by Reddit's filters" This is always showing when I post in a specific subreddit with low members. (1k-5k members) And my account is only one year old. Is that because of the age of my account that keeps me getting banned from it? Any tips on how to avoid that? Any tips would help, thank you!
Smaller communities often have higher or more complex requirements for posting. Your account might be a year old, but if you don't have much karma within that specific subreddit, their filters might be removing your posts automatically
 
1 year old, but how active is that? If your account is 1, 3, 10 years old, but without any activity, it's useless.

Even worse if you make a comment (especially with a link) to break this inactivity, huge red flag.
 
Smaller communities often have higher or more complex requirements for posting. Your account might be a year old, but if you don't have much karma within that specific subreddit, their filters might be removing your posts automatically
Oh I see, so guess I have to build more karma and CQS...
 
Yep, that’s pretty common in niche subreddits. It’s not really about the age of your account, but more about how active or “trusted” you are in that specific sub. If you’ve never posted or commented there before, even harmless posts can get flagged.

Filters are often automatic and brutal, especially when there’s low mod activity. One thing that helps is warming up a bit: drop a few comments, get some karma locally, and avoid posting links right away, especially in your first few posts.
 
Try posting a comment or two in the sub before submitting a post.
 
Yep, that’s pretty common in niche subreddits. It’s not really about the age of your account, but more about how active or “trusted” you are in that specific sub. If you’ve never posted or commented there before, even harmless posts can get flagged.

Filters are often automatic and brutal, especially when there’s low mod activity. One thing that helps is warming up a bit: drop a few comments, get some karma locally, and avoid posting links right away, especially in your first few posts.
Try posting a comment or two in the sub before submitting a post.
thank you for your tips!
 
Yep, that’s pretty common in niche subreddits. It’s not really about the age of your account, but more about how active or “trusted” you are in that specific sub. If you’ve never posted or commented there before, even harmless posts can get flagged.

Filters are often automatic and brutal, especially when there’s low mod activity. One thing that helps is warming up a bit: drop a few comments, get some karma locally, and avoid posting links right away, especially in your first few posts.
yes thats the reason i think
 
Smaller subreddits have stingy filters or strict automod settings. It’s not always about account age sometimes keywords, formatting, or link placement can flag you as well.
 
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