reddit bans

What's the biggest subreddit you've ever seen sold? Simple question. Not talking about the spammed ones either. The legitimate ones that have a real audience and following.

exceprt taken from: https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/06/reddit-is-using-llms-to-solve-a-problem-llms-largely-created/ And this includes noticing real human patterns vs AI content patterns. Within the LLM models is tech to noticing AI-generated content and ban it. So what's a layman's summary...

This was me in February of 2026 Warning one of the biggest SMM panel operator owners and one of the most skilled Reddit upvote /comment operators of all panels out if not 'the best.' I suggested he go private. Because I knew some people were using him and they had no clue what they were...

Spent most of the last year building and testing Reddit automation infrastructure across three different approaches. Sharing the breakdown here because I see a lot of people starting from scratch and landing on the wrong layer. Public Reddit API The obvious starting point for anyone...

Curious to hear from people running Reddit at any kind of scale because what I've been seeing over the past year is a noticeable step change in how aggressively Reddit is targeting automated and semi automated traffic. Pre 2024 you could run decent volume through reasonably well warmed accounts...

Been down a rabbit hole over the past year trying to figure out why every automation setup built on the public Reddit API eventually underperforms, and wanted to share what I found because I don't see this discussed much here. The public Reddit API is rate limited, heavily monitored, and most...

Hey everyone, • Does anyone here have experience with "Reddit Adult Content Marketing"? • I’m trying to figure out the right way to do it. A well-written comment usually avoids bans, but when I post a photo/GIF/video with an erotic caption, it often gets removed—even though it's not that...

Hey, I'm builing a Reedit tool with oAuth for my users to connect their account but I'd like to know the difference between doing this manually vs from an oauth app regarding the bans. Let's say there's a new Reddit account with 1 week of age and want to post a comment to a post, is there any...

I recently started my own OFM Agency currently working with 1 model. I figured reddit would be the best place to start promoting her adult content. Initially I bought a static IPV4 proxy but noticed immediately that none of my comments were getting views and I was unable to post anywhere- all my...

So I was wondering. If I want to create new backup accounts for cold storage in case another Reddit wave ban happens, is it okay to just make and farm them on my home IP? And then, if a few of my main accounts get banned—the ones I'm running through an Anti Detect Browser (ADB) with proxies—can...

So I just created a brand-new Reddit account yesterday, didn’t even do anything with it yet, just scrolling, and it already got banned after one day. I’ve done a lot of Reddit marketing in the past with all of my links from past clients and my current clients, all with spammy links. But I did...

So recently, all my Reddit accounts got banned. Pretty sure it’s because I wasn’t using any anti-detect browsers or proxies. I kinda blame myself for this. I should’ve listened when people were suggesting ADBs and proxies. I created accounts with no ADBs or proxies for protection. I was fine...