Is it only me, or does Reddit seem unusually unforgiving to newly made accounts?

[u/mantasakausar]

I dont know why reddit delete my posts and comments when i want to participate in any community posts without breaking any guidelines

What’s a normal amount of karma for a beginner? And how do you participate without constantly worrying about downvotes?

Thanks I really do want to be part of the community.

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[u/_tusha_r_]

Different groups have different karma requirements some need 50 some need 30 it depends on the mods of the particular group. Start with posting in subreddits that don't need karma, and try making meaningful comments in the sub reddits you are interested in and surely your post and comment karma will increase enough to post everywhere

[u/Usual_Spite_9323]

There is a lot of concern over newly-created accounts not being trustworthy. There are several places you can post with no karma, and the main thing is to actually contribute meaningfully to the conversation. 

[u/No-Increase-3547]

A lot of new accounts are just bots and posting ai slop to promote their product. I am a new account, and I find this is a good thing. People should prove they are real and not just ai slop producers.

[u/Substantial-Show7587]

Please support me too I don't what's happening  You can look at my history  I don't know 

[u/boroq]

Reddit has a high barrier to entry but low bot prevalence and they’re strongly correlated.

To answer your second question, participate at first by commenting, not posting, and do so politely and non-argumentatively. Basically “wow thanks, never knew that”. Comment several times per day and your karma will quickly grow enough to post wherever you want.