Reddit advices - first steps

RandyH

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Hello everyone, I started experimenting with Reddit.

I don't understand ANYTHING AT ALL.

I go to the memes and comment - my comment is deleted. It's just a meme - why delete it?

It's better to have a profile - they don't delete it.

But I still can't understand the logic. Maybe someone can explain

P.S. It's just experiment - so I don't use links and etc.
 
You can not just create a new profile and start posting in big sub.

You need karma age and user activity on account.
 
New accounts, low karma, or certain words can trigger removals even without links. Build some karma first and keep posting. it gets easier once your profile gains trust.
 
You cant post from day one. you need enough karma, age, and need some activities on others.
 
You can not just create a new profile and start posting in big sub.

You need karma age and user activity on account.
So it's better make posts rather commenting?
 
New accounts, low karma, or certain words can trigger removals even without links. Build some karma first and keep posting. it gets easier once your profile gains trust.
How to gain trust on account ? I need to make posts ?

You said about certain words - what do you mean ?
 
How to gain trust on account ? I need to make posts ?

You said about certain words - what do you mean ?
Post genuine comments across different subs to gain karma and age. Avoid spammy words. Each sub can auto-filter certain keywords.
 
Each subreddit has its own rules and moderators, so comments can be removed even if they seem harmless — best is to read the rules and engage genuinely
 
Try commenting in smaller subreddits first, the big meme ones have strict auto-mod filters.
 
No
That is even worse


Focus on small subs,
Focus in a niche,
Activity like upvotes, scrolling helps a bit.
Do some comments, not in serious subs,
Thanks. I will try this approach.

Why posts worse?
 
Reddit can be confusing, especially with how each subreddit moderates content. If your comment is getting deleted, it’s likely due to subreddit rules, automated filters, or moderator actions. Each subreddit has its own set of guidelines, and even harmless comments can get caught if they don't fit. Try reading the rules of each subreddit, engaging more meaningfully, and giving your account time to build trust. That should help reduce deletions.
Thanks. Got this.
Now I have 2 points in Karma :):):):):)
 
Reddit’s strict because each subreddit has its own rules comments get deleted if they’re off-topic or seen as spam, even if they seem harmless. Having a profile helps, but doesn’t protect you from removals. The key is to read subreddit rules and follow the community’s style. Pay attention to what stays and what gets removed to understand better.
Thanks. Now I focus only on professional sub red
 
Even memes have context rules in some subreddits, so mods might delete comments they see as irrelevant.
this is very strange - after all, how to respond CONSTRUCTIVELY to memes)))
 
New accounts often get auto removed by filters. Gain a little karma in open subs first, Then your comments will stick.
 
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