Account bans on Reddit
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I wanted to share my open-source solution on Reddit. I created an account, found a community where people post links to their projects, and posted a link to my GitHub project there. The post was immediately deleted, and my account was banned. It turns out you first need to write
  • hahattpro@lemmy.world
    3·
    14 hours ago

    Here is how it go:

    • most expensive AI/ML engineer was layoffs.
    • the spam filter was make by middle or even intern with vibe code
    • Reddit want to focus on clean, non-bot, human content (to sell for AI training), so the go hard on bot
    • clean data above all else, some mistake is acceptable.
    • and again, maybe the intern who work on this see this model “good enough”
    • leadership don’t want to spend more money to prevent incorrect catch. People are going to appeal anyway, why have to pay more ?
    • cardboardboxfort@lemmy.world
      2·
      6 hours ago

      Reddit want to focus on clean, non-bot, human content

      I’m afraid I can’t do that, Spez.

      Imagine if Reddit got rid of all the bots. Traffic would collapse overnight and I’d become one giant “India wins cricket match” site.