Outcome snapshots
Keep the early and later Reddit response beside each posted campaign item instead of rebuilding history from memory.
Keep outcomes, attribution and campaign learning attached to the posts and conversations that produced them—without inventing causation.
Keep post outcomes, attribution and campaign scorecards beside the work that produced them so the next playbook can adapt from evidence instead of guesswork.
Keep the early and later Reddit response beside each posted campaign item instead of rebuilding history from memory.
Record the business outcome you know without presenting best-effort evidence as deterministic person-level tracking.
Summarize the work completed and the outcomes observed across the campaign in one reviewable record.
Let the next campaign use the last scorecard as context while the deterministic quality and community gates remain in force.
You can see the evidence, the recommendation and the next action before anything leaves The Subdude.
Record that you posted or participated after taking the action yourself on Reddit.
Keep the available 24-hour and 7-day outcome evidence with the campaign item.
Record the business result you can support and leave unknowns unknown.
Carry the campaign scorecard into the next planning cycle as evidence, not a guarantee.
The scorecard reports what was observed and what the founder supplied. It never turns correlation, an expected median or a missing number into a claim.
The short version of how The Subdude works, where automation stops, and what you remain in control of.
Posted items can carry 24-hour and 7-day outcome snapshots alongside founder-entered attribution. The record stays connected to the campaign item that produced it.
No. Attribution is founder-entered evidence, not a claim of person-level tracking or causation. The product separates observed Reddit outcomes from the business result you report.
The campaign generator can read the last campaign's scorecard and adapt the next plan from the recorded evidence rather than resetting to generic defaults.
No. Until the founder has their own history, expected figures are labeled as case-library medians. They are reference points, not promised outcomes.
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