"They changed the rules" is usually a cope

"They changed the rules" is usually a cope
Hot take: the failure mode nobody admits is refusing to do a real post-mortem. Account dies, ego kicks in, and the story becomes "platform got stricter" instead of "I made a correlatable mistake and didn't track which one." Without honest forensics you repeat the exact error on the next asset and call it bad luck twice. The fix is boring and brutal: log what you changed, isolate variables, find your tell. People who blame the algorithm never improve, because they've decided there's nothing to improve.
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