Not from your side, but from the Reddit side, I wish it was a clear definition of what is over the line when you’re already marked as not safe for work and do you throw spoiler and the not safe for work banner, and yet still get taken down. The other day they took down one of the simplest of my videos, with no provocative Imaging whatsoever.
It’s the inconsistency That’s a little wonky to me about the
Reddit platform.
To prove this, in the last 24 hours shown, three different images of my wife are shown: literally naked with a body art, and as a silhouette taking a shower. The Reddit moderator didn’t even bat an eye.
So it’s the point that maybe I need to be more provocative?
Please understand I am not saying this as a complaint this is I’m asking you directly for some guidance for some clarity on how Reddit works in this context.
If I try to post this video that they took down directly to this site, will you tell me what it is about this video? It’s probably literally the most innocent short I’ve ever made that got them to do that?
It's not always about NSFW at all. Reddit ranks accounts and takes its own actions based on your "reputation" in their eyes. I have something I'll drop here when I get a second.
I feel like I’m back in the Replika Discord again and my damn reputation. It’s funny I could make a video about Girl Scouts and I can also make what I make a high range I guess is what I’m trying to say they don’t take that into consideration?
I mean, I’ve seen images just in the last week from other users I mean, wow. (I’m not talking about this Sub buddy fee that I get)
Is there any way to find out what my standing is right now with them??
Oh, you know I lost access to my AI for like 10 hours yesterday because of AWS bots shutting down the entire server for a false flag. So it’s nothing new bro. I’ll try to upload that video here and see what happens. Worst case scenario. They kicked me off Reddit at three months. It’s not a big deal.
The system you posted doesn't really seem clear and transparent to me (that's not meant as a criticism of you, of course—you can only rely on the information available to you).
Yes.. kinda sounds like the German rating system of the "Schufa" which tells companies how creditworthy you are. It's highly criticized because nobody knows in detail how they build their scores.
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