For the past year, I showed up on Reddit every day. I shared architectural deep-dives, UX insights, and 15 years of hard-earned engineering tradeoffs. My posts were hitting the top of the charts, my karma was growing, and I was making a real impact.

Then, it happened.

I made a few 'silly' mistakes. I didn't fully grasp a specific subreddit's unwritten rules. I posted a solution that looked a little too much like a 'red flag' to a moderator. In one click, a year of work was gone. My account was banned, and my reputation in that community was reset to zero.

The realization hit me: Expertise isn't enough.

You can be the best engineer in the room, but if you don't understand the 'Mod Logic,' you're a target. I built MyRedBuddy so you never have to feel that frustration. It's a tool that retrospects your history, understands the 'why' behind your wins and losses, and acts as a strategic gatekeeper for your next big contribution.