jasondenzer
Power Member
- Nov 11, 2015
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Reddit as of late has been cracking down very hard on new accounts. And no, using residential high quality IPs, manual activity, no posting, and strong email domains won't cut it. You need more than that. Many legitimate people are getting shadowbanned. I moderate one Subreddit and it has no CQS filter. A lot of new accounts that look like legitimate people are genuienly getting banned by Reddit's algorithm, even through my super lenient spam filters I set up. I think we're past the days where being a human is enough.
I'm starting to look into newer methods. I guess you have to be ultra-cautious and post at really slow paces. It seems like there's a soft-limit of 1 comment per 24 hours. Anything more will likely result in the account getting fried like chicken. I'm still trying to figure out how I can fully Reddit-proof my account.
I'm starting to look into newer methods. I guess you have to be ultra-cautious and post at really slow paces. It seems like there's a soft-limit of 1 comment per 24 hours. Anything more will likely result in the account getting fried like chicken. I'm still trying to figure out how I can fully Reddit-proof my account.
