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This is interesting because the hardest part of “Reddit marketing” isn’t writing replies, it’s knowing which threads are actually worth replying to without risking bans or wasted effort. I like that you’re ranking posts by intent + safety instead of just keywords. One question: do you factor in things like OP edit history or mod activity in a subreddit? Those have burned me before when replying late to threads that looked fine initially. If this can consistently surface posts where a helpful reply naturally fits (not forced promotion), it could save founders a lot of trial-and-error.
What makes this compelling is that the real challenge in “Reddit marketing” isn’t crafting replies — it’s figuring out which threads are actually safe and worthwhile to engage with, without getting flagged or wasting time. I like that you’re prioritizing posts based on intent and safety rather than simple keyword matching. One thing I’m curious about: do you also account for factors like OP edit patterns or moderator behavior in that subreddit?
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This is interesting because the hardest part of “Reddit marketing” isn’t writing replies, it’s knowing which threads are actually worth replying to without risking bans or wasted effort. I like that you’re ranking posts by intent + safety instead of just keywords. One question: do you factor in things like OP edit history or mod activity in a subreddit? Those have burned me before when replying late to threads that looked fine initially. If this can consistently surface posts where a helpful reply naturally fits (not forced promotion), it could save founders a lot of trial-and-error.
What makes this compelling is that the real challenge in “Reddit marketing” isn’t crafting replies — it’s figuring out which threads are actually safe and worthwhile to engage with, without getting flagged or wasting time. I like that you’re prioritizing posts based on intent and safety rather than simple keyword matching. One thing I’m curious about: do you also account for factors like OP edit patterns or moderator behavior in that subreddit?
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