Starting fresh

CheesePizza · Oct 11, 2023

For people who have run multiple subreddits when, if for any reason, would you give up on a subreddit and start again? I lost my main crossposting account a couple weeks ago and since then my growth hasn`t been the same it is not dead but everything in terms of growth has diminished significantly.

I am thinking too rather sort out some more accounts and keep going or just start a fresh with the new experience I have any tips or suggestions would be much appreciated.

Rayfan · Oct 12, 2023

It depends on the subreddit category and community I think. Starting fresh with 0 subs may be harder in some cases. What's the advantage of fresh start? I can't think of any if you are going to use the same method(crossposting).

CheesePizza · Oct 13, 2023

Rayfan said:
It depends on the subreddit category and community I think. Starting fresh with 0 subs may be harder in some cases. What's the advantage of fresh start? I can't think of any if you are going to use the same method(crossposting).

I`m not sure of the benefit just curious to get others opinions and yes but in a more structured way.

TheSplinter · Oct 17, 2023

Sometimes you have no other choice other than giving up on a subreddit and start again. Don't get too attached to anything on Reddit, because it just doesn't belong to you.

IAMOK32 · Oct 17, 2023

You have to get used to the constant deleting, that's why it's good to have a lot of subreddits and manage them through software and actually scripts, they deleted xxx subreddits for me and I don't even know why, e.g. semi-agricultural topics

))

a lot of AI started working on these deletions so it's speeding up, unfortunately it deletes pretty good channels too.

CheesePizza · Oct 17, 2023

TheSplinter said:
Sometimes you have no other choice other than giving up on a subreddit and start again. Don't get too attached to anything on Reddit, because it just doesn't belong to you.

What are signs for you that means it`s time to give up on a subreddit?

CheesePizza · Oct 17, 2023

IAMOK32 said:
You have to get used to the constant deleting, that's why it's good to have a lot of subreddits and manage them through software and actually scripts, they deleted xxx subreddits for me and I don't even know why, e.g. semi-agricultural topics ))

a lot of AI started working on these deletions so it's speeding up, unfortunately it deletes pretty good channels too.

If you don`t have software what do you recommend?

TheSplinter · Oct 17, 2023

CheesePizza said:
What are signs for you that means it`s time to give up on a subreddit?

What do you mean? If you lose access to it you gotta give up on it.

CheesePizza · Oct 18, 2023

TheSplinter said:
What do you mean? If you lose access to it you gotta give up on it.

Other then losing access would you give up on one?

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