Reddit has stopped deleting my comments?

Faster01

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My account now a 1 month old. I saw that Reddit stopped deleting my content such as post and comments.

Why they stop. Is mean my account is free from deleting any post or comments?
 
Reddit loves to babysit new accounts, so after a month you look trustworthy now
 
Are you sure your posts and comments available from a private window? Please check that.
If yes, then your comments and posts were not getting deleted by reddit but filters by subreddits.
 
My account now a 1 month old. I saw that Reddit stopped deleting my content such as post and comments.

Why they stop. Is mean my account is free from deleting any post or comments?
Age helps because Reddit trusts accounts more after some time, but it doesn’t mean your posts are safe forever. Mods and auto-filters can still remove stuff if it breaks rules or looks spammy. I noticed my content stopped getting flagged as much after a few weeks too—it’s more about building trust than being fully ‘free.
 
Keep commenting no-promotional stuff, you don't want to have an account that it's 100% dedicated to spam
 
You might be through the warming process, make sure your comments are able to be seen by other accounts cause you might be ghosted
 
Yeah, it also happened with my accounts few days ago. Your comments might not be visible to other users, check and confirm
 
Wait until they deletes your account. I just faced it on a 8 year old account.
 
It probably means reddit’s filters trust your account more now. New accounts get flagged more often at first, but once you post normally for a while, that stops. Just keep following each sub’s rules and you will be fine.
 
some restrictions are off but you'll still find it difficult to post on subs with huge traffic. Use it carefully to keep the account safe.
 
Wait until they deletes your account. I just faced it on a 8 year old account.
yea, but was the activity recent? if it's a purchased aged account, it still might be considered new if all the activity has been recent.
 
No, it just means your account gained some trust—Reddit can still delete posts if they break rules or trigger filters.
 
The duration of an account's existence on Reddit is positively correlated with the level of trust placed in it by the platform. However, it is important to note that this does not guarantee the indefinite safety of the content shared on the platform. Moderation and auto-filters are designed to remove content that breaks the rules or appears to be spam. I also observed that my content was no longer being flagged as frequently after a few weeks. It is more about building trust than being fully 'free'.
 
It's because your account is older now and you have consistent activity on the account. Your CQS score is now most likely improved compared to when you initially created the account.

If you maintain consistent activity (posting and commenting) from now on you should be good to go.
 
Reddit usually trusts accounts more after a month. Fewer deletions happen once your account is older.
 
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