What's best practice for posting multiple accounts on reddit?

I'm posting under eight different accounts (aged accounts that I purchased 2mo-7 years) currently on reddit but one of my accounts got suspended. I suspect it might be from the provider that I bought it from, since the original account they sold me was suspended and the one I was using was a replacement.

Currently, I'm using on IP per account (that sometimes I accidentally mix-up) and for a while I was using the same user-agent (so all of them are using the same browser and version of Windows I'm using)

I understand reddit just stores IPs for 100 days, so I'm going to try and be more careful in the future...but in the mean time, what's your best practice for posting multiple accounts on reddit?

Upvote for a great question.

I think you should be more careful. A few days ago, Reddit admins posted some updates in r/redditsecurity talking about how they are taking their anti-spam and action against "compromised" accounts up a notch. I noticed some of my accounts are temporarily banned too - I hope it's really just temporary.

Who else noticed Reddit is getting more ridiculous?

Rockwall said:

I think you should be more careful. A few days ago, Reddit admins posted some updates in r/redditsecurity talking about how they are taking their anti-spam and action against "compromised" accounts up a notch. I noticed some of my accounts are temporarily banned too - I hope it's really just temporary.

Who else noticed Reddit is getting more ridiculous?

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Reading the post myself now...it seems focused on accounts that had their passwords compromised, so me buying younger "aged" reddit accounts seems as if it would be less of an issue as they would be more likely the seller's own account as opposed to something that was hijacked...it wouldn't be on a list somewhere.

Rockwall said:

I think you should be more careful. A few days ago, Reddit admins posted some updates in r/redditsecurity talking about how they are taking their anti-spam and action against "compromised" accounts up a notch. I noticed some of my accounts are temporarily banned too - I hope it's really just temporary.

Who else noticed Reddit is getting more ridiculous?

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Reddit ramped up their security, also alot of freelancers are helping out.

Stay away from larger subreddits

Stewielenor said:

Reddit ramped up their security, also alot of freelancers are helping out.

Stay away from larger subreddits

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How would you define larger subreddits? Stuff like r/pics and r/videos or subs with 1mil+ views?
Does being careful about making "content" for them matter - as in, if it's on par with the other stuff you would find on a particular SubReddit?