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hey, I've been building a tool lately which finds conversations relevant to the product you want to promote and automatically generates a reply mentioning your product in a genuine way, not sounding too spam or salesly

I'm saying it's unndetectable because I'm using a post-processing script to make it sound more human. Out of 200 comments I’ve posted on technical subs like r/seo, r/leadgeneration, r/saas, etc. only one person noticed, the rest either engaged with my answers or said thanks.

Now I'm planning to automate the process even further by scheduling those comments automatically (within a 3-5 minute window between comments), so users don’t have to post them manually. Is it risky to post comments through an OAuth app?
 
hey, I've been building a tool lately which finds conversations relevant to the product you want to promote and automatically generates a reply mentioning your product in a genuine way, not sounding too spam or salesly

I'm saying it's unndetectable because I'm using a post-processing script to make it sound more human. Out of 200 comments I’ve posted on technical subs like r/seo, r/leadgeneration, r/saas, etc. only one person noticed, the rest either engaged with my answers or said thanks.

Now I'm planning to automate the process even further by scheduling those comments automatically (within a 3-5 minute window between comments), so users don’t have to post them manually. Is it risky to post comments through an OAuth app?
Its always risky to make promotional comments, so the answer is yes. it might work though.
 
Reddit’s moderation AI is unpredictable though, one update and your OAuth app could get nuked overnight.
 
It's easier not to get flagged when posting helpful comments. It's another thing to not get reported & flagged when doing link drops or product mentions. Make sure to build in plenty of white noise comments so your agenda isn't too obvious. Good luck!
 
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