Any cool underground artists I can find on rednote?

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Truth nuke on RedNote

Can't believe what I've seen on RedNote. I am no longer convinced that we are living in a "first-world country". It's just insanely eye-opening.

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As an experienced user, let me explain

Unlike TikTok, which operates on separate servers for China and the rest of the world, Rednote runs primarily on servers in China. Because of this, the platform must follow Chinese government content regulations. This is also why sensitive identity verification like passport and phone number is required. From my experience using other China-based platforms, such as the Chinese TikTok, Tieba, Fupu, and Zhihu, they all follow the same government content rules. Without real identity verification, your account will be restricted, and you won’t be able to post or interact normally. Rednote is especially strict about content sensitivity. If you look into Rednote's community rules, you’ll see that the platform emphasizes creating an extremely positive environment, aiming to maintain a good image and comply with Chinese government content regulations. This approach inevitably limits freedom of expression and creativity on the platform. Even posts with slight negativity or sensitive wording can lead to account penalties, and the punishment system is quite harsh. Depending on the severity of the violation, users may face shadowbans, function restrictions, comment bans, hidden notes, or even full account bans. One thing I personally dislike is that sometimes your topics gets flagged for being “sensitive,” while at the same time many female creators post borderline revealing content to attract views, yet the platform rarely takes action. This inconsistency is particularly frustrating. Despite the strict moderation, I can’t deny that Rednote has one of the best organic traffic algorithms among Chinese social apps, arguably even better than TikTok’s. Around 80–90% of a post’s traffic typically comes from the front-page recommendation system, and when you post a note, the algorithm actively pushes it to users, allowing you to gain exposure without paid promotion. If your content is high quality and uses appropriate hashtags, your posts can stay near the top of keyword searches for a long time, resulting in significant traction, likes, saves, and followers, all without spending any money on promotion. Rednote presents a unique balance of strict regulation and powerful opportunity. While its rigorous content moderation and mandatory identity verification can feel restrictive and inconsistent, especially regarding sensitive topics, the platform’s highly effective organic traffic algorithm offers creators unparalleled visibility and growth potential. For those willing to navigate its rules carefully and produce high-quality content, Rednote can be a rewarding platform that combines significant reach with the opportunity to build a strong, engaged audience—all without relying on paid promotion.

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DO NOT USE REDNOTE. YOUR POSTS WILL DISAPPEAR FOR NO REASON AGAIN AND AGAIN!!

I am honestly exhausted and frustrated with RedNote, and I want to document what has happened to me as a long-term creator on the platform. I am a writer/creator, and I have spent a significant amount of time building my account, writing original posts, interacting with readers, and building a community. My posts have accumulated hundreds or thousands of likes, and I have a substantial amount of writing and reader interaction on the account. Recently, RedNote restricted my account without giving me a clear explanation. I appealed, and my account was eventually restored. But after the restoration, something was seriously wrong: many of my previously published notes were no longer visible, and replies/comments I had made to other users also appeared to have disappeared. I contacted RedNote support. I was essentially told that if my notes were no longer visible, I should simply edit and repost them. So I did. And then the platform’s automated moderation system apparently reviewed many of those previously approved posts again. A number of posts that had already been published and visible for a long time were suddenly restricted or removed with generic explanations referring to laws, regulations, or community rules. I tried to tolerate that. But today I logged in again and discovered that the problem appears to have happened AGAIN. Most of my historical posts are now missing from my profile. Only a few posts remain visible. Many of the posts that disappeared are my original writing, including fiction-related posts that I had spent weeks or months creating. What makes this especially frustrating is that I am not talking about one individual moderation decision. I am talking about a repeated cycle: Account restriction → appeal → account restored → historical content disappears → support tells me to repost → reposted content gets re-reviewed → previously approved content gets restricted → later, even more historical content disappears. I have also tried contacting human customer support. The support queue can reportedly have more than 99 people ahead of me, meaning I can wait for an extremely long time before reaching an agent. But after waiting all that time, I have had an agent end the conversation after only a few minutes because I did not respond immediately. That is not a realistic customer-support expectation for someone who has already waited many hours to reach an agent. I am not asking a platform to allow illegal content. I understand that social-media platforms need moderation, and I understand that automated moderation systems can make mistakes. What I am asking for is basic transparency and accountability: • What specific posts were removed or restricted? • What specific rule did each post allegedly violate? • Why were previously approved posts suddenly treated differently? • Why did previously published historical content disappear after my account was restored? • Why were my replies/interactions affected? • Is this an automated moderation error, a visibility restriction, an account-level restriction, or something else? • How can creators obtain a meaningful human review? • Why is the customer-support process structured in a way where users can wait many hours and then lose the support session after a few minutes? For creators, an account is not simply an app login. Years of writing, reader interactions, audience relationships, and creative work can be attached to that account. I am now documenting screenshots, dates, moderation notices, support conversations, and the visibility changes to my account because I do not want this to become an undocumented incident. I am also looking into consumer-protection and regulatory complaint channels in the United States, rather than relying exclusively on in-app customer service. If you are a creator in the US or another country and have experienced similar unexplained account restrictions, disappearing historical posts, disappearing comments/replies, or repeated automated moderation after an account restoration, I would genuinely like to hear about your experience. At this point, I am seriously reconsidering whether creators should continue investing substantial amounts of original work into a platform where they cannot reliably understand what will happen to their content or account. I am sharing this because I want transparency, not because I want anyone to harass individual employees. If RedNote wants to build a serious international platform, it needs a moderation and appeals system that international creators can actually understand and rely on.

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15 days ago
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Me dieron ban y ahora mi foto aparece cada que abro la app

Aunque formatee el teléfono seguira mostrando la foto?

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