A Reddit mod flagged my post for spam and the note he left actually fixed my whole setup
Got auto blocked 3 times last week posting my car repair log in a mechanic group because a filter flagged the word "crack" as spam. A real mod finally replied and pointed out I was dumping wall of text with zero line breaks, so the bot couldn't tell my post from an ad. I started adding a short intro line and breaking stuff into steps, and now nothing gets flagged, so what little tweaks helped you get past a bot?
Holy cow that bot logic makes so much sense now. It never clicked that a wall of text with no breaks looks the same as a spam dump to a filter. I bet adding a single line up top like "here's what I did today" does more than people think, because it gives the bot a human signal before it even reads the body. Next level move: put your main keyword in that intro line so the filter stops guessing what your post is about. I started numbering my steps too and the flags just stopped.