Reddit uses AI to make a summary of a users behavior that it shows to mods, and will flag people who seem spammy
eg,
Steps to make a successful reddit post
Step 1) Don’t have a sus account
Step 2) Make it a image post with a nice catching image
Step 3) Don’t include any links away from reddit in the post, don’t even add it to the comments (have others do that)
I am not spammy in the slightest, and don’t post, only comment. I will occassionally post links to news stories that is it. That is interesting though, do you have any information on what administration moderators show for politics, ie Israel, criticizing political leaders, big monied interests?
The AI is the one doling out these violations, they are pretending like it’s a sincere mistake when inaccurate (that they refuse to correct on appeal,) but I know it’s not sincere, and that government and big business have their hooks in them, now more than ever since they went public.
Reddit uses AI to make a summary of a users behavior that it shows to mods, and will flag people who seem spammy
eg,
Steps to make a successful reddit post
Step 1) Don’t have a sus account Step 2) Make it a image post with a nice catching image
Step 3) Don’t include any links away from reddit in the post, don’t even add it to the comments (have others do that)
Here is an example of a successful post, 220,000 views
https://piefed.social/c/fedigrow/p/1720677/post-mentioning-piefed-ca-in-r-buycanadian
I am not spammy in the slightest, and don’t post, only comment. I will occassionally post links to news stories that is it. That is interesting though, do you have any information on what administration moderators show for politics, ie Israel, criticizing political leaders, big monied interests?
The AI is the one doling out these violations, they are pretending like it’s a sincere mistake when inaccurate (that they refuse to correct on appeal,) but I know it’s not sincere, and that government and big business have their hooks in them, now more than ever since they went public.