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r/creators
Allows a post about it on its stated conditions“You CAN link to your content, but only if you provide equivalent value to the community.”
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
r/VideoEditing
Ask the moderators firsttheir rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
Rules read Sep 24 · its rules on Reddit
Rules change. We check the current rules before posting.Read your complete free plan →
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Where you can post Deckle
We looked Deckle up from your post in r/xteinkHax (getdeckle.web.app). Not yours? Look up your own product (the kind, YouTube channels, streams and podcasts, is our guess).
1 community’ rules allow a post about it.
Where its rules allow it, and how
r/creators 12,339 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions · for your kind of product
“You CAN link to your content, but only if you provide equivalent value to the community.”
Its conditions and rules, word for word
Its conditions, word for word:
- “Share what's working/flopping for you, show your hidden stats and numbers for reference, or otherwise contribute tips or info in some way.”
- “If you're only here to ask for likes and follows, that's spam and will be removed.”
Other requirements in its rules:
- “Your post doesn't need to win prizes, but avoid vague titles, write a thoughtful post descriptions, and make sure your comments are adding something to the discussion.”
All 5 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Follow Reddiquette In short, be a good human. More info here: https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439-Reddiquette
- Self-promo must be earned You CAN link to your content, but only if you provide equivalent value to the community. Share what's working/flopping for you, show your hidden stats and numbers for reference, or otherwise contribute tips or info in some way. If you're only here to ask for likes and follows, that's spam and will be removed.
- Help others help you If you want great answers, ask great questions. Make your question specific, link to your content, share any relevant numbers, explain what you've tried so far, and provide any other contextual info. Poorly asked questions will be removed, or you'll just end up getting no/weak engagement.
- No low-effort content Your post doesn't need to win prizes, but avoid vague titles, write a thoughtful post descriptions, and make sure your comments are adding something to the discussion. Low-effort content may be removed at the mod team's discretion for not meeting our minimum bar for quality.
- Don't promote illegal activities Exploring the boundaries of a platform's recommendations is one thing, but something like promoting the purchase of likes and followers is straight up against FTC rules (and the equivalent in many other countries).
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
Not clear-cut: ask the moderators first
These fit YouTube channels, streams and podcasts, but their saved rules do not settle whether a maker may post about their own product. That is not permission: ask their moderators before posting.
r/VideoEditing 528,563 members
their rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
“We don't allow developers to post about their product directly as a post or spam our comments with their product, regardless of how good it is.”
All 17 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Don't be a jerk It's totally fine to disagree. Do so politely. Behave as an adult. Name calling, doxing etc is not okay here. Try not to be caustic. Life is hard enough. Treat everyone "as if" they're having a bad day and you'll be fine. Disagree if you like - just don't be disagreeable. Remember there's a human being on the other side of the keyboard.
- Feedback/Critique/What software/hardware? Use the megathread These are very common needs - we have a monthly thread for them. Please use it.
- Zero Piracy or Discussion of Piracy, or other Circumvention of IP Law. (Bannable immediately) We don't want people to rip off our work, we shouldn't rip off theirs. This includes content and software. Allowances will be made for fair use, however.
- Pick a subreddit for your post - not both (either here or /r/editors Either you're a professional (post /r/editors) or you're not (post here). Only in some rare circumstances should you be posting in both places.
- No rates - it's impossible to answer. Ok, we get it. "How much to charge." Whatever your question - we can't REALLY answer it. It has WAY too much to do with the gig, how long it takes, where you live and hell, what your time is worth. Deeper thoughts are part of two wiki entries found from our professional sister sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/editors/about/wiki/index/
- Developer (at any level?) Use the Developer thread We don't allow developers to post about their product directly as a post or spam our comments with their product, regardless of how good it is. We have a dedicated thread for you to use. Please use it and obey the rules for it
- No advertising your video-related services The purpose of the subreddit is to provide advice and help for hobbyist editors. If you are trying to find new clients /r/forhire may be a more appropriate place for such posts. Free isn't okay either. If you want to do free work, we recommend that you find someone local (friends, non profit, a hobby film group) who needs help
- No use of URL shorteners URL shorteners are helpful in character-limited social media settings, but with Reddit's 10,000 character limit and ability to obscure a link within markdown, they are unnecessary and can be used to obscure where someone is being directed to, which may be abused to direct people to unsafe websites, or to generate revenue by way of an advertising landing page (which we view as spam). An exception to this rule will be made for Approved Submitters.
- No advertising of spammy or license-abusive software This applies to software known to abuse either existing closed-source licenses or known to be abusing open source licenses. Brorsoft is a prime example of a company stealing Open Source video processing code and reselling it without permission.
- Tutorials on Tuesday If you want to post a tutorial you created - then it belongs on tuesdays with [TUTORIAL] at the start and the name of the software. If it's someone elses tutorial, then you should be posting as text - including the "what I learned" from the tutorial
- No "work for free" Why would you go to a place where everyone uses these tools and say "I do it too!". Go to your local charity (or interest) and ask if they need editing instead.
- No promoting your YouTube channel This is not a subreddit for people to promote their YouTube channel, or otherwise drive traffic to their channel in order to inflate their viewership/subscription numbers. People posting links to their own YouTube channels is allowed for critiquing, sharing of content for others to use, or on [Tutorial] Tuesday. However posting links for the sole purpose of promoting your YouTube channel is not allowed, and repeated violation can result in a ban.
- Discord- we're not interested. Look, we get it. Discord is the cool communications of today. Go look at IRC, ICQ, Slack and the other dozen chatrooms that have existed for 20+years. Since you're not going to give it over to the admins here and we can't authenticate against reddit, we can't recommend it.
- Low Effort posts Yeah, we get it. You want to create a discussion, controversy or want your answers on a plate. We expect some effort and some space to be relevant. And yes, this is totally on the mod's discretion.
- Posting a JOB? Here are the key rules The rules are simple, It is an exchange of work against time. - You have to make it the pricing a $/hr. It's not "Up to" in pricing. If it's a range *state the range* - The thread will get locked. People DM you. Not IG, not a form, you want filled out. You have to deal with the people applying Everything else will get rejected. Anything else is exploitative - such as per video, per minute or a shared revenue system.
- sidebar ---- ## Have a question about: ## Monthly "What software should I use?" ## Monthly thread for "What hardware should I use?" ## Monthly *Feedback on your edit* # You can find these in the "READ BEFORE YOU POST" thread. --- ##THREE IMMEDIATELY Bannable Offenses: * Posting your "video editing services" (No, not free either) * Discussion or advocacy of piracy * Referral programs Be respectful. We expect everyone to be civil and generally not act like a jerk. -------------------- ##Our Wiki with Common questions/answers ------------------ ##What We Are: * A place where people can ask questions about editing, from storytelling to technique to technical tricks * A place where people can seek feedback on their work (please use the monthly threads) * A resource for people to learn new things about editing ##What We Are Not: * A source for free labor — You'll be expected to volunteer your time or pay. Otherwise, finding someone in your local community is best. Do not look for free work here. * Someone to do your homework for you — Do your own work. * Help in circumventing copy protection or other forms of content protection — That's piracy, and that's not allowed here. * A place to show off your work — Feel free to ask for some constructive criticism in our feedback thread, but this is not a place to advertise your YouTube channel. There are other subreddits where that is more appropriate, like /r/Videos, /r/YouTube_startups, /r/SmallYTChannel, and /r/YouTubers even has monthly show-off threads. * A complete substitute for tech support — There's no problem asking about common errors or problems, workarounds for glitches, annoying limitations, but at some point, especially with some of the less commonly used tools, like PowerDirector and Filmora, you may wish to contact the developer's tech support services as well as posting here. * A place where you can "fish" and take advantage of people. If you want to post a job, *we expect you to quote some sort of pay* - hourly, daily, weekly etc. AND how long you expect the job to take. ------------ ###Pinned weekly threads for "What software" and a monthly thread for "Feedback" are at the top. Posts about these subjects will be deleted otherwise. ------------------- ###Other rules: If you want to post a job, we expect you to quote some sort of pay - hourly, daily, weekly etc. Or how long you expect the job to take. Create a tutorial? Great - Tuesdays only; start it as "[Tutorial] NAME OF SOFTWARE" ------------------- Pro editor? *(do you have clients?)* Try /r/Editors If you're working for pay professionally, you should be posting in /r/Editors If you're working with RED, finishing via Resolve? /r/Editors If you're editing for yourself, and it's a hobby? /r/VideoEditing is probably the right place. ------------- ##Related Communities: * /r/EditLines — Want to see what a Professional's timeline looks like? * /r/Videography — A subreddit more about the production side of making videos, that is working with cameras, microphones, lighting, and so forth * /r/AfterEffects — Specializing in motion graphics * /r/VFX — Reddit's own special effects subreddit * /r/Filmmakers — A more generalize filmmaking subreddit * Crime? /r/RBI - Reddit Bureau of Investigation (best place to get a crime solved) Great post on Why snow/confetti ruin YouTube Quality.
- posting guidelines #Before You Post: ##Read the rules and guidelines in the side bar! ### Post your video in the monthly FEEDBACK THREAD. ### Post "What software should I use" in the weekly THREAD. If you are posting about a technical problem please include your system specifications, including your CPU, amount of RAM, Operating System and version, Storage configuration, the Origin of your videos and the format of the video (file type, codecs, resolution, frame rate, bitrate, etc.). If relevant please include any export or rendering settings that you are using. There's no such thing as too much information. If you're doing this professionally, have clients, want to talk about 4k workflows, color grading - this isn't the right place to post. That's /r/editors. If you're editing for yourself? Then go ahead and press post!
Rules read Sep 24 · its rules on Reddit
r/ContentCreators 88,959 members
their rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
“Selling, buying or offering paid services of any kind is Not Allowed”
All 5 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Rule 1 You need at least 20 karma and 7 days of account age to post. Only post and comment karmas (combined) are counted.
- Rule 2 Selling, buying or offering paid services of any kind is Not Allowed
- Rule 3 * Do not spam. * No hateful speech, slang, slurs, racist or sexist content, and no harassment or discrimination is allowed. * Only SFW links are allowed. * Emojis are not allowed.
- Rule 4 * Respect the privacy of others and do not request any personal information. * Do not give personal information to anyone. Please see https://www.redditinc.com/policies/privacy-policy for Reddit's privacy guidelines.
- Reddiquette Reddit's sitewide rules also apply here: https://www.reddit.com/wiki/reddiquette/
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
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01 · Tell us what mattersYour business. Your voice.
Tell us who you help and what you want to say. Choose links or no links, company mentions or none, and your authorized Reddit account or one we arrange.
02 · Leave the work with usResearch. Write. Publish. Reply.
We find relevant communities, check their rules and take part in useful conversations. Your links appear where they are appropriate and allowed.
03 · Change direction anytimeJust tell your employee.
Use your workspace to request a new focus, adjust the tone or update your offer. Your directions guide the next work, with published activity recorded for you.
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Research, writing, publishing and replies.
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$199 / 30 days
Research, writing, publishing and replies.
Your workspace. Your direction.
Growth
$499 / 30 days
Research, writing, publishing and replies.
Your workspace. Your direction.
A contribution is a verified published post, comment or reply. Drafts and failed attempts do not count. Contributions share one allowance across your 30-day campaign; daily averages are a guide, subject to suitable conversations and community rules.
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What you are hiring us to do
Useful work.
From the first search to the next reply.
Research the right conversations
We look for communities and discussions relevant to your business, read their current rules and identify where you can contribute something useful. We skip conversations that do not fit.
Write for your business
Your brief supplies the offer, audience, voice and facts. We write helpful original posts and comments that address what people are discussing, with a relevant business mention or link where allowed.
Publish and keep the record
We publish through the agreed Reddit account within your directions. Your workspace records verified publications and their links. A draft, a search or a failed attempt does not use your allowance.
Follow the conversation
We answer substantive responses, clarify what you offer and keep useful discussions moving. Research and reports (one closing report for Pilot, weekly for Starter and Growth) are included alongside your combined post, comment and reply allowance.
An example, not a customer result
A bookkeeping business, in a useful conversation.
Someone asks how to keep track of unpaid invoices. Your employee could explain a practical way to organize them, mention your service if it fits and the rules allow it, and answer a follow-up question. Your brief decides whether that answer names your business or includes a link. We do not promise that it produces a lead or sale.
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The free Reddit plan
Use the lookup here to see relevant communities, their quoted rules and the conditions for posting. You can also request the researched plan by email. It is a starting point for work you choose to carry out; requesting it does not start a paid campaign or authorize us to publish for you.
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Hire ThreadFox to research, write, publish and follow up for one business over 7 days (Pilot) or 30 days (Starter and Growth). No customer AI subscription, software installation or computer left running is needed.
- Pilot: $39 for 50 combined posts, comments and replies.
- Starter: $199 for 150 combined posts, comments and replies.
- Growth: $499 for 400 combined posts, comments and replies.
One payment plus applicable tax. No automatic renewal. Suitable opportunities and community rules determine the mix; daily figures are averages, not guaranteed daily minimums.
Choose your employee →A clear start after payment
- Share your name, business, email and optional details on the secure checkout page.
- Within 12 hours, we send follow-up questions or let you know an account is ready, with the option to start.
- We agree the brief, account access and start date. Your campaign days begin after setup; payment alone does not mean posting has started.
Use an account you authorize us to operate, or ask us to arrange and manage one for the campaign. We verify access before starting. Never send passwords or login codes in your brief.
One place to give directions
Your private control panel accepts plain-English requests. Change the audience, tone, offer, links or company-name preferences, and review the recorded work there.
“Focus on independent shops. Keep the replies useful and leave out links.”
A request is saved first and reviewed before the new direction is applied. You can pause upcoming work. Community rules and truthful affiliation still govern what we publish.
If suitable opportunities or account access prevent delivery, we report the gap. Undelivered work remains subject to the campaign terms and refund policy.
A little more clarity
Your employee.
Your questions.
What is Reddit, and why would my business use it?
Reddit is a collection of communities where people ask questions, compare products and look for help. ThreadFox finds conversations that fit your business and contributes something useful, so people can discover what you offer.
Do I need to install anything or pay for AI?
No. ThreadFox runs the service. You provide your business details and direction. You do not need a Claude or ChatGPT subscription, software installation or a computer left running.
Does every post link to my business?
You choose whether we use links and company mentions. We include them where the conversation and community rules allow. Some useful contributions work best without a link; we do not force promotional links into communities that prohibit them.
Whose Reddit account do you use?
Your authorized account, or a ThreadFox-arranged account agreed during setup. We confirm account access, community suitability and your instructions before starting.
What happens after I pay?
Share your name, business, email and brief on our checkout page. We follow up within 12 hours with any questions or the next setup steps. Your 30-day campaign begins after setup, not while we arrange access.
Can I change what my employee is doing?
Yes. Send directions from your customer workspace. Update your audience, offer, tone, links or priorities, and follow the work there.
Is the free plan really free?
Yes. Look up communities on this page without buying anything. You can also request the researched plan by email. Hiring ThreadFox to carry out outreach is a separate purchase.
What if I already bought the toolkit?
Your purchase still has its own access and terms. Recover your existing purchase here, or contact support@threadfox.vip for help.