Thank you very much! I will definitely try that
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There is no exact sitewide rule for removing new account limitations, as the specific account age and karma requirements are determined by the moderators of each individual subreddit. Generally, aiming for an account that is 7 to 15 days old with a combined karma score between 50 and 100 will allow you to participate in a wide variety of communities. The most effective way to achieve this is by engaging genuinely in smaller subreddits through thoughtful comments, which naturally builds the credible history and positive karma required.
chewyzie
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You're welcome, I wish you success.
Digital Storm
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From what I’ve seen, once you build around 50–100 karma and keep the account active for a couple of weeks, most posting limits ease up. Consistency matters more than rushing it.
I’ll definitely try focusing on smaller subs with real comments to build up some history before diving into the bigger ones
That makes sense, consistency over time seems to be the real key. I’ll focus on keeping the account active and let the karma build naturally. Thanks for the insight
Slow and steady always works better on Reddit. I’ll focus on being real, adding value, and letting the karma grow naturally. Thanks for the advice
