Reddit removed my post 20+ times. So I wrote a blog post about it. (And yes, the irony is not lost on me)

Quick context: I built ReelNox Studio, a Windows video compressor. I've been trying to share useful content on Reddit for weeks.

20+ posts across r/obs, r/SideProject, r/gamedev, r/software. Every single one removed before anyone could read it.

The kicker? The one place that actually worked was here — Aryan's comment on my last post was more valuable than anything Reddit ever would have shown me.

So instead of trying post #21, I wrote this:

👉 sublimearts.io/en/blog/reddit-removed-my-post

It covers:

• Why Reddit is structurally closed to new indie devs

• The monopoly problem (Reddit captures the SEO, kills your post)

• What actually works instead (spoiler: you're on one of them)

I'm genuinely curious — has anyone here cracked Reddit as a distribution channel with a new account? Or is it just universally broken for us?