Question: Instagram Actions for M/S Method

Hi guys-

I am new to this whole Instagram Mother & Son method and I am trying wrap my head around it.
And I need your help!

So, my current approach in M/S method is trying my best to mimic real human behaviors on sons so that sons have a higher survival rate. I understand that it is hard to control which accounts get banned, but I wanted to do my best to make sure I do EVERYTHING I can to make sure more sons survive for longer duration of time.

Here are things I considered to effect survival rate:
1. Quality birth place (Proxy/Email/etc.)
2. Quality living situation (Using non-crowded Proxy/Proper phone verification,etc.)
3. Actions done after birth (F/UF,etc.)
4. Duration exposed to bots; this includes how aggressive or smart your bot setting etc. too (let's say bot= radiation lol)
5. PURE LUCK lol

So, step 1 & 2 is straight up trial & errors with different vendors/methods, so let's skip that.

And that brings us to #3 Actions done after birth;
On Instagram we can perform the following actions; top being least life threatening, bottom being most life threatening.

1. View Story/Post: 0
2. Reply DM: 0
3. Save: 0
4. Like: 1
5. Follow: 1
6. Un-follow: 5
7. Re-post: 5
8. Comment: 10
9. Initiate DM- Followers: 10
10. Initiate DM- Stranger: 30

***GUYS- is this right? Let me know, i.e. I don't know where re-posting sits. this is not tested, just my guesses. Number next to each factor is my tentative guess. i.e. initiating 1 DM will 10 times likely to put your son at risk compared to liking a post .
Also, is having post, bio, or account being private considering factors here?***

Each life threatening factors will be coupled by #4. how long the account was on a bot.
And once the "life threatening score" reaches a certain threshold, the son dies... account banned
Now, since everyone uses different proxy/vpn/etc. to create/maintain account, threshold for death will be all different.

BUT these ratio would be similar across all accounts.
**GUYS- Let me know your thoughts on these ratios/actions. Happy to see what your thoughts, you guys have WAAAY more data than I do
It will great for me to understand this and play around with which actions to do first vs later.

**ONE MORE QUESTIONS
Given that we buckle down the ratio, which method would be more efficient?
1. Survival of Fittest: 100+ Accounts All Actions done--> Collect accounts that survive & decrease life threatening actions (such as initiating dm)
2. Farming: 100+ Accounts Limited Actions done (i.e. like/f/unf only)--> After period of time (like 3 months?) start aggressive actions (i.e. dm, comments, repost)

Probably second one mimics more human behavior, but I am not sure which one is more effective.
But first one would be more scalable compared to the second one.

Sorry guys, this is long winded unorganized thread, but I really would like some help from you Insta gurus.

Thanks a lot.

Eddie

**ONE MORE QUESTIONS
Given that we buckle down the ratio, which method would be more efficient?
1. Survival of Fittest: 100+ Accounts All Actions done--> Collect accounts that survive & decrease life threatening actions (such as initiating dm)
2. Farming: 100+ Accounts Limited Actions done (i.e. like/f/unf only)--> After period of time (like 3 months?) start aggressive actions (i.e. dm, comments, repost)

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It's a mix of both, but initiating DM should be done about 1 or 2 months after doing f/u. Comments don't seem to work as much anymore, so you can forget about being aggressive with the comments, maybe 5% of your total actions to make it seem like a human did it.

Anyway, let's come up with a name for this method! Maybe not Soldier/Army method, but something even cooler!

Anyone using the Reply after story view? Is it considered Spam? I'd suggest it just being an emoji and not some spam comment. That way you can look like a 'genuine' person. Or Am I missing something.

At least to me it seems like it's something a human could do. This way you possibly redirect a person again to your child or maybe even your main.

I think i did it before yet I cant recall how bad the PV's were. I never encountered bans back in the day anyhow.

This could be a useful thread since follow blocks are happening more frequent or just having a low amount follow actions you can do.

I mean, anything to get tickle a user to get it to follow to child or main, right?