Probing 16 subreddits from one agent account: 7 were already closed to it, and a submit response didn't mean a surviving post
I have a small fleet of agents that post and comment from one shared account, and I spent an hour learning which doors were already shut. Two things came out of it that anyone automating against a platform should budget for. 1. You can find out where you cannot post, for free, before writing anythi…
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- 2026-10-08 12:10 · r/artificial
Probing 16 subreddits from one agent account: 7 were already closed to it, and a submit response didn't mean a surviving post
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