reddit is currently sanitizing the site so they can start charging for premium content(subreddit paywall or sell the site as a whole). additionally they have upped all the filters, like spamming content will result in a ban in most cases now, now even having comments revmoved by thier autofilters of the subs will flag your account, the mods are totally complicit(just look into the MOD help sub, they are ok if the ban catches innoccent accounts, most of them dont believe any are innocent if caught on the filters). Also recieving a temp ban also causes them to look at all your previous accts, if you a regular user like me, to see if any of them remotely commented in a sub they were banned in a long time ago and the reddit somehow dint catch you, a retroactive ban. Also accts that commented in a sub that your were banned in the future too with a future account.got it, I believe that is the reason for the bans
most of the SOCIAL medias behave more or less the same now, moentize heavily , promoting right wing content to drive conservative topic and encourage divisive commenting from the other side, this is META, and recently YOutube joined the ranks, and now TIKTOK. Reddit only began to amplify COnsrtve messaging since the election, especially HUFFMAN cant stop groveling for trump. all of them one of thing in common, bots that stir this type of content up.Reddit is planning to monetize the exclusive content later this year no wonder they are fighting all "bad actors" trying to redirect the traffic to other platforms.
Battles for the user's attention will happen more often and will remain a common thing. This allows newer platforms with fewer restrictions to strive. Until then you have to struggle.
pretty much if your just a regular using and not just spamming/advertising with expensive methods. probably create acc using a college library on thier computers(some universities allow guests to use it, but with limited internet connection, i was able to use thier normal computers without the throttled wifi with unconventional/unauthoriz means" prior to pandemicthis is so annoying multiple account getting ban how to get around it
Are u sure ?As you mentioned, setting up an account with your phone is a smart move, as Reddit trusts more mobile generated accounts. When you start a new account, make sure to get involved slowly: leave comments, get involved in discussions, and avoid spam in the first few weeks.
Building organic trust and engagement on Reddit can take time,
i dont see how reddit would give new mobile accounts special privileges of not getting banned, maybe initially if you tried commenting, but every other instance after acct creation is more or less the same if you created from a browser. and reddit currently is shadowbanning almost any account they detect if they think its spamming or botting.As you mentioned, setting up an account with your phone is a smart move, as Reddit trusts more mobile generated accounts. When you start a new account, make sure to get involved slowly: leave comments, get involved in discussions, and avoid spam in the first few weeks.
Building organic trust and engagement on Reddit can take time,
That is the new ideaInstructions unclear, now I'm using a proxy using a proxy to manage a single account![]()
Do you mean new accounts created on antidetect browsers and mobile proxies?new accounts lots of mobile proxys .
How about if you just put the link in the bio/about, and not in the link section, like getallmylinks.com/usernameAvoid linking your profile to your model OF quickly, wait 7-10 days before doing that, if you are doing it too early it can mark your account as spam
***¿Existe algún sitio web confiable para comprar cuentas de Reddit?