Karma & Trust Behavior
How to Look “Human” on Reddit: A Beginner Trust Checklist
This is the simplest way to reduce removals: behave like a normal user for a week. Here’s exactly what that means.
TL;DR: Read → vote → comment → post slowly. Avoid repetition, links early, and “marketing” patterns.
Best starter guide: Start Here.
Daily “Human” Checklist (10 Minutes)
- Read 5 threads in 1–2 subreddits.
- Upvote what you genuinely like (don’t overdo it).
- Leave 2–3 useful comments.
- Save 1 great post as a format reference.
Weekly “Human” Checklist (1 Week)
- Join 3–5 relevant subreddits (not 50 at once).
- Post max 1/day once you’ve commented.
- Reply to comments (don’t vanish).
- Avoid copy/paste across communities.
What Looks Automated (Avoid)
- Posting links as your first actions
- Same domain repeated in multiple subreddits
- Crossposting too fast
- Title patterns that look like ads
Full prevention list: Avoid Reddit Filters.
When to Post Your First Thread
- After you’ve made 10–20 helpful comments.
- When you can match the subreddit’s format.
- When you can answer replies quickly.
Use: First Post Template and Posting Rules & Flair.
Next steps
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