Reddit is an ever evolving place and as such we like to do what we can to keep the subreddit vibrant with good and useful content. This often ranges from people posting their lovely hiking photos, to asking a variety of hiking based questions, or even sometimes wanting to garner some hiking 'vibes' from others. Karma farming accounts, spam-bots, AI, and just all around non-hiking content is constantly trying to break in. This is something I would argue pretty much any subreddit is competing with, and it's a constant battle. There are many things in place to prevent these types of posts, but it is basically impossible to combat it entirely without essentially killing all posts. Why do we not tell you all the exact details that are being done right out? Because then all the bots know exactly what they need to know to get around them.…