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wolfofcraigslist

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Need help with reddit have a negative post that shows very high on Google need to either make posts talking good or a way to remove it.
 
Your own post?
How old is the post?
 
I have had a similar issue. I reported some of the comments and the moderator removed them. But the thread is still there. I have tried to report the thread, we'll see how that goes. My plan now is to push out content on LinkedIn and Facebook to try to push the reddit stuff down. It really sucks because it can be quite damaging.
 
change the SUBREDDITNAME to the appropriate name.
You can only change the subreddit name if you started the thread, right? Or if you contact the moderators directly will they change the name or even delete the whole thread?
 
You can only change the subreddit name if you started the thread, right? Or if you contact the moderators directly will they change the name or even delete the whole thread?
if a negative post was started in a subreddit "pics" then visit https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/about/moderators and get the names of the moderators. Pester each one with an explanation why the original post should be deleted.
 
Just report the post or talk to the reddit mods and provide enough evidence that they takes it down or do some blackhat way to take it down!
 
If you're not able to get it removed, I would recommend addressing it directly, in a calm manner and making sure to explain the situation as clearly as possible. Sometimes you just have to take responsibility
 
If you're not able to get it removed, I would recommend addressing it directly, in a calm manner and making sure to explain the situation as clearly as possible. Sometimes you just have to take responsibility
I appreciate all the reply's for sure. I've reached out to reddit and the mod's with no dice basically my friend was a ticket scammer for many years but he changed his life around as a software engineer. Reddit says even with a legal order theres no guarantee for the removal. The post has over 40 upvotes and 10+ comments. Perhaps I can buy 5-10 accounts with good karma and post in other subreddits speaking highly of his name and other it related things. Tried to reach out to settle the debit but poster says the post has more value then the dollar amount. Karma at its best.
 
I appreciate all the reply's for sure. I've reached out to reddit and the mod's with no dice basically my friend was a ticket scammer for many years but he changed his life around as a software engineer. Reddit says even with a legal order theres no guarantee for the removal. The post has over 40 upvotes and 10+ comments. Perhaps I can buy 5-10 accounts with good karma and post in other subreddits speaking highly of his name and other it related things. Tried to reach out to settle the debit but poster says the post has more value then the dollar amount. Karma at its best.

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Negative posts become noindex.
 
Maybe you shouldn't have done something negative to instigate that?
 
That's not something black or white. User may not read terms of use, for example, and who's fault is this
If somebody gonna talk shit about you on the internet, just let them do it.

By going after them you are doubling down on your douchiness.
 
And I mean that in a positive way. Just look at TrustPilot, when companies respond to negative reviews it makes the reviewers even more upset, more likely to call "bullshit" and makes the company look scummy trying to hide public opinion.
 
If somebody gonna talk shit about you on the internet, just let them do it.

By going after them you are doubling down on your douchiness.
Agree, but at some point the whole thing becomes not just talking shit, but also losing potential customers by misleading them with such negative posts
 
Agree, but at some point the whole thing becomes not just talking shit, but also losing potential customers by misleading them with such negative posts

An alternative to hunting down pages that talk shit is to have a response page on your website.

Maybe try starting some new threads on reddit to gain back trust?
 
And I mean that in a positive way. Just look at TrustPilot, when companies respond to negative reviews it makes the reviewers even more upset, more likely to call "bullshit" and makes the company look scummy trying to hide public opinion.
It depends on the TOV that the company agreed to use in communication w/ customers. Reviewers may be upset, but if the company uses facts and adds constructive details to prove the accusation was wrong, it's not about 'who's making whom upset' anymore.
Sorry for the offtop, it's pain talking in me
 
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