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Can you promote on r/alberta?
Allowed, with limits Its rules allow sharing your own work, with conditions they spell out.
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What its rules say about promotion
Low content posts
Posts that qualify as "low content" can include things like AI-generated image/text, advertisements, infographics, pictures of headlines, memes, pictures of politicians with a quote overlaid, low-effort phone screenshots and loaded questions. If you feel that something is pressing in nature and should be approved, please contact the moderation team.
What its rules say about AI and bots
Low content posts
Posts that qualify as "low content" can include things like AI-generated image/text, advertisements, infographics, pictures of headlines, memes, pictures of politicians with a quote overlaid, low-effort phone screenshots and loaded questions. If you feel that something is pressing in nature and should be approved, please contact the moderation team.
All 14 rules of r/alberta
- Remain civil
It is important that we maintain a civil atmosphere in our subreddit to ensure a positive environment for everyone to contribute in. Treat other users decently as you would treat people in person. This includes not engaging in personal attacks, generalizations about a population, hate-speech, flaming, baiting, trolling, witch-hunting, or unsubstantiated accusations. Report problem posts but especially do not engage in like behaviour. - No discrimination, period
Racism and other forms of discrimination will not be tolerated. Such comments will be removed at mod discretion and you may be banned. Please report content you see that violates this. - Trolling, harassment, sea-lioning, brigading, derailing, and doxxing
This behaviour sows resentment, paranoia and discord in a community and is not allowed. It is not civil and may result in a permanent ban from this subreddit. In certain cases, we may contact site admins about it as well. Determining what qualifies as trolling etc. can be nuanced and is up the discretion of the moderator team. - Social media
Social media posts, such as X/Twitter or Facebook are not allowed. This includes screenshots. You may [apply for an exemption](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=/r/alberta) if it's an Emergency Alert or other urgent matter. Otherwise, all social media posts will be removed. - News articles
You must use the original headline as the title and provide a direct link to the source (no text submissions). Screenshots and cross-posts are not allowed. - Submitting multiple articles without commenting
If you submit multiple articles or stories please also leave a comment with your submissions to help start the discussion and share your point of view or thoughts. /r/Alberta is for everyone, not just carpet bombing with a single view point or agenda. Share, discuss! - Duplicate posts
The first submitted news article is the one we'll keep, duplicates are removed. - Low content posts
Posts that qualify as "low content" can include things like AI-generated image/text, advertisements, infographics, pictures of headlines, memes, pictures of politicians with a quote overlaid, low-effort phone screenshots and loaded questions. If you feel that something is pressing in nature and should be approved, please contact the moderation team. - Not substantive
Non-substantive posts include one-liners or judgements/opinions that or not explained or described with a decent amount of depth. Examples include "X is a hypocrite," "These people are ridiculous," or "I completely agree". Non-substantive posts are not posts that you disagree with. - Relevant to Alberta
Posts must in some way be relevant to Alberta *specifically.* No unrelated content with forced connections. - Health misinformation
Health misinformation/disinformation will be removed and may be subject to a ban. Especially in relation to the pandemic. - Surveys, petitions and polls
All surveys, petitions and polls must be pre-approved through the moderation team. Please send us a message with a link prior to posting. We currently only allow academic surveys, petitions and polls that are related to Alberta specifically. - Locals Only Flair
Posts flaired with a "Locals Only" flair are limiteed to existing and active participants of r/Alberta. - View the full list of rules here!
https://www.reddit.com/r/alberta/wiki/index
What the written rules don't show
- Unpublished minimums. Many communities remove posts from new or low-karma accounts through AutoModerator settings that are not on the rules page, often before a moderator sees them.
- Reddit's own filters. Reddit's site-wide spam filters can remove posts from accounts that mostly share links to their own site, in any community.
- The community's norms. Many communities see themselves as peers, not an audience: post where you already take part, and make the post worth reading without the link.
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