This week on Reddit marketing, the question every newcomer asks — answered with what mods actually enforce:
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[Rule-change] Most subs read account age plus karma, not post count — r/Entrepreneur threads note bans triggering under 30-day-old accounts even with high karma.
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[Tactic] The "comment-only for two weeks" warmup — r/juststart regulars suggest 15-20 genuine comments before any submission.
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[Case] A founder who waited 6 weeks and seeded value first reported zero removals; one who linked day three got shadowbanned — r/SaaS.
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[Tool] redective.com lets you check your own account's removed-comment ratio before you risk a real post.
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Editor's pick: the r/juststart warmup framing — it reframes "when" as "after you've earned reading rights," which is how mods think.
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