u/Frequent_Driver7953

If someone's 2-year-old account with over 1M karma was permanently b@nned, allegedly for spam, are they allowed to create a new account, post entirely new content, and use Reddit much more carefully without repeating the behavior that may have caused the original ban?

Would simply using a new account be considered b@n evasion? Or does a permanent account b@n mean that person is never allowed to use Reddit again?

I've read Reddit's rules and discussions about this, but I keep finding conflicting answers.

I also know of at least three well-known content creators whose previous accounts were permanently bаnned. They later created obvious new accounts with similar usernames, and those accounts have remained active for 6–12+ months, some reaching over 1M karma again.

So were they actually allowed to return after a permanent Reddit ban? Where exactly is the line between starting over with a new account and ban evasion?

I'd really appreciate clarification, especially from an admin or someone familiar with Reddit's current policy.

Hi!

I know Reddit allows multiple accounts, but I couldn't find an answer to this specific situation.

Is it allowed to have 2 active Reddit accounts for the same creator/model if:

• both accounts actively post content for the same creator;
• each account has a different niche (for example, feet on one account and lingerie on the other);
• all posts are unique (no duplicate content between the accounts);
• the accounts never upvote, comment on, message, or otherwise interact with each other;
• there is no ban evasion or vote manipulation.

Is this allowed under Reddit's policies, or could it still be considered spam or another policy violation?

Thanks!