<b>The 90/10 ledger that keeps you un-banned</b>

<b>The 90/10 ledger that keeps you un-banned</b>
This week on Reddit marketing:
— [Tactic] Track your own comment-to-promo ratio in a spreadsheet — r/Entrepreneur mods publicly say they eyeball new accounts' history before approving any link.
— [Rule-change] r/SaaS updated its rules to ban accounts whose entire history points to one domain, regardless of ratio.
— [Case] A bootstrapper in r/indiehackers documented 200 genuine answers before a single product mention — and the mention got pinned.
— [Tool] Reddit's own profile "Posts/Comments" tabs are what mods audit; r/modhelp confirms they check before approving.
Editor's pick: the r/SaaS rule change — it kills ratio-gaming, so the only durable play is a comment history that reads like a real person, not a funnel.