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r/Python
Allows it in its monthly showcase post or a daily thread“Please post your showcases in the appropriate monthly showcase post or a daily thread instead.”
Its members work with the Python language, and your course teaches algorithmic complexity through Python examples such as binary search and recursive Fibonacci.
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
r/OnlineLearning
Ask the moderators firsttheir rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
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Your post in r/algeriatech did not name it, so this plan covers courses, tutoring and learning products. Add your product’s link for a plan made for it.
2 communities’ rules allow a post about it.
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Your course is a Python crash course video on algorithmic complexity, covering time and space complexity, Big O, Omega and Theta with Python examples.
r/Python 1,513,978 members
It allows it in its monthly showcase post or a daily thread
Why it fits: Its members work with the Python language, and your course teaches algorithmic complexity through Python examples such as binary search and recursive Fibonacci.
What it expects, an opening angle, what gets it removed
- What it expects
- Share it in the monthly showcase post or a daily thread as text, describing what it covers and how Python is relevant, and make sure it is "freely accessible without payment or subscription". Showcase entries need "What My Project Does", Target Audience and Comparison sections.
- An opening angle
- Lead with building intuition for how algorithms scale instead of memorizing Big O, and ask which Python examples could be explained better.
- What gets a post removed
- A separate showcase post outside those threads, a video post instead of a text post, a bare link with no description, a vague title, or paywalled content would be removed.
Its rule, word for word:
“Please post your showcases in the appropriate monthly showcase post or a daily thread instead.”
- “When posting a project please include an image showing your project if applicable, a textual description of your project including how Python is relevant to it and a link to source code.”
- “When posting a project you must use a showcase flair & use a text post, not an image post, video post or similar.”
- “Please write a bit about your project instead of just dumping links since it will increase the relevance of your project to the Python subreddit.”
and 6 more in its rules
- “All shared resources in posts and comments must be freely accessible without payment or subscription.”
- “Showcase posts must have these sections in order to give a good idea for target audience, intended use, goals, etc.”
- “- What My Project Does”
- “- Target Audience (e.g., Is it meant for production, just a toy project, etc.”
- “- Comparison (A brief comparison explaining how it differs from existing alternatives.)”
- “Due to an increase of showcases featuring AI content such as working with multiple AI models or wrappers around APIs, this is no longer allowed.”
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
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r/Python 1,513,978 members
It allows it in its monthly showcase post or a daily thread · fits your product by name or subject
“Please post your showcases in the appropriate monthly showcase post or a daily thread instead.”
Its conditions, word for word:
- “When posting a project please include an image showing your project if applicable, a textual description of your project including how Python is relevant to it and a link to source code.”
- “When posting a project you must use a showcase flair & use a text post, not an image post, video post or similar.”
- “Please write a bit about your project instead of just dumping links since it will increase the relevance of your project to the Python subreddit.”
and 6 more in its rules
- “All shared resources in posts and comments must be freely accessible without payment or subscription.”
- “Showcase posts must have these sections in order to give a good idea for target audience, intended use, goals, etc.”
- “- What My Project Does”
- “- Target Audience (e.g., Is it meant for production, just a toy project, etc.”
- “- Comparison (A brief comparison explaining how it differs from existing alternatives.)”
- “Due to an increase of showcases featuring AI content such as working with multiple AI models or wrappers around APIs, this is no longer allowed.”
Other requirements in its rules:
- “Posts must be relevant to the Python Programming Language”
- “When posting projects please include both description text and a link to source code”
- “We do not want an arbitrary link that we then have to go read to understand.”
- “Titles for all submissions should describe the topic of the post and offer redditors an idea of what the link or text covers.”
- “Vague titles which require clicking through to clarify the subject matter of the post will be removed.”
- “This also goes for just posting abstract links with no description about what it is you are sharing.”
- “No Banned Links”
- “Banned links can include Medium.com and similar content and paywalled content.”
- “To ensure effective communication and ease of moderation within the community, all posts and comments must be in English.”
All 11 of its rules for posts, word for word
- No showcase posts Due to an increase of showcases featuring AI content such as working with multiple AI models or wrappers around APIs, this is no longer allowed. Please post your showcases in the appropriate monthly showcase post or a daily thread instead.
- "How do I", Help, or similar questions belong in r/LearnPython If you are about to ask a question about how to do something in python, please check out r/LearnPython. It is a very helpful community that is focused on helping people get answers that they understand.
- Posts must be relevant to the Python Programming Language Please use other subreddits for things that are more generally programmer related, or for things that involve large snakes.
- When posting projects please include both description text and a link to source code When posting a project please include an image showing your project if applicable, a textual description of your project including how Python is relevant to it and a link to source code. We do not want an arbitrary link that we then have to go read to understand.
- Project posts must use showcase flairs and must be text When posting a project you must use a showcase flair & use a text post, not an image post, video post or similar. Using new Reddit you may embed these media types within the post body, including multiple images in one post. Please write a bit about your project instead of just dumping links since it will increase the relevance of your project to the Python subreddit.
- Submissions must be descriptive Titles for all submissions should describe the topic of the post and offer redditors an idea of what the link or text covers. Vague titles which require clicking through to clarify the subject matter of the post will be removed. This also goes for just posting abstract links with no description about what it is you are sharing.
- No Paywalled Content All shared resources in posts and comments must be freely accessible without payment or subscription. This includes, but is not limited to, articles, courses, tutorials, and code repositories. Redirect paywalled content to anywhere but here.
- No Banned Links Banned links can include Medium.com and similar content and paywalled content. Low quality blogs and similar (similar to what is hosted on many Medium.com articles) is not allowed.
- Non-English Language To ensure effective communication and ease of moderation within the community, all posts and comments must be in English. All non-English content should translated before posting. This is mostly due to the capabilities and time constraints of the moderation staff and the predominance of English-speaking users in our community.
- Please don't downvote without commenting your reasoning for doing so Obviously we can't enforce this one very easily, it more is a level of trust we have in our users. Please do not downvote comments without providing valid reasoning for doing so. This rule helps maintain a positive atmosphere on the subreddit with both posts and comments.
- Showcases must include required sections Showcase posts must have these sections in order to give a good idea for target audience, intended use, goals, etc. - What My Project Does - Target Audience (e.g., Is it meant for production, just a toy project, etc. - Comparison (A brief comparison explaining how it differs from existing alternatives.)
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
r/studytips 276,838 members
It allows a post about it on its stated conditions · for your kind of product
“Sharing your latest stuff is welcomed if it's on topic, following Reddit's rules, and your last share is far from the top of the page.”
Its conditions, word for word:
- “(Give it a few days.)”
- “Also, wait a few days before sharing similar content to something already posted by yourself or another user.”
- “We believe in self-promotion and we'll defend your posts within reason - but if the community reacts badly - it's toast.”
and 3 more in its rules
- “Occasional self-promotion is encouraged but add value with it.”
- “(We don't want 30 study playlists on the front page.)”
- “I wish you the best in whatever you're sharing.”
Other requirements in its rules:
- “Leaving a memory trick for the US Great Lakes - don't just say "Study Tips" in the title.”
All 5 of its rules for posts, word for word
- Always be kind! Help people in the kindest way possible. We prefer you save your brutal truth bombs for somewhere else.
- Stay on topic! This subreddit is about studying.
- Self-promotion is allowed (tastefully) Sharing your latest stuff is welcomed if it's on topic, following Reddit's rules, and your last share is far from the top of the page. (Give it a few days.) Also, wait a few days before sharing similar content to something already posted by yourself or another user. (We don't want 30 study playlists on the front page.) We believe in self-promotion and we'll defend your posts within reason - but if the community reacts badly - it's toast. I wish you the best in whatever you're sharing.
- Use a specific, relevant & descriptive title Leaving a memory trick for the US Great Lakes - don't just say "Study Tips" in the title. Get specific. Use detail if possible.
- sidebar What is this subreddit about? * Improving your grades * Reducing stress * Eliminating procrastination We've all made mistakes studying in the past. This is the place where we can work together to win in the future. Students of all levels are welcome here because we all have something awesome to learn. Do you have any tips for studying better? Share it with the community! The subscribers in this community is now 7 times larger then when I started as mod. Thank you for subscribing! We're going to make this subreddit AMAZING! What you need to know: 1. :D 2. Please stay on topic. 3. Subscribers make a community. Please subscribe and participate. 4. Occasional self-promotion is encouraged but add value with it. 5. Be kind folks. Upvote generously. Downvote cautiously (and only obvious spam.) 6. /r/getstudying is a great community for asking for study advice. Be sure not to miss it! Thank you to our supporters! Do you want us to link to your blog in this community? Do you want us to link to your subreddit in this community? Please message me for details! The /r/StudyTips Story /r/StudyTips has been around for years but it was obscure and poorly moderated. I recently adopted this subreddit to pull it out from obscurity to turn it into the big beautiful thriving community it will be. We've got some work to do but we can make this into a fun community together! Related Subs: /r/IWantToLearn /r/getstudying /r/StudentLoans /r/educativevideos /r/collegeLPT /r/selfeducation /r/highschool /r/memorization /r/studying /r/onlinestudents
Rules read Oct 4 · its rules on Reddit
Written for your course from what you wrote on Reddit and these communities’ saved rules. Rules change: read each community’s current rules before you post.
Not clear-cut: ask the moderators first
These fit it, 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/OnlineLearning 3,335 members
their rules do not settle it; ask the moderators first
“If you find a new or unknown website or resource I would appreciate it if you posted a link to the content.”
Rules read Sep 26 · its rules on Reddit
A missing rule is not permission, and a community's current rules always win.
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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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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 four campaign reports are included alongside your combined post, comment and reply allowance.
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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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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 30 days. No customer AI subscription, software installation or computer left running is needed.
- Starter: $199 for 300 combined posts, comments and replies.
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- Scale: $1,099 for 2,400 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.
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- 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 30 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.
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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.