> The IP has already registered not long ago > The IP comes from a known VPN provider > The IP comes from previously flagged locations I noticed this when re

> The IP has already registered not long ago > The IP comes from a known VPN provider > The IP comes from previously flagged locations I noticed this when registering. Residential IPs are treated differently. You don't get shadow-banned at all with plain old vanilla IPs. In-fact you can make your first post under a residential IP, and it will show up in /newest and you don't have to wait in purgatory for about 5 days for it to show up. One other option is to use a really obscure VPN service that not many people use and has a greater chance of not being on a blacklist, but that is rare. It's also rare to get a SOCKS5 proxy that isn't flagged as suspicious in some spam database. Then there's the shady practice of using hacked residential routers to make your posts, but who does that?