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Can you promote on r/Artists?

Allowed, with limits Its rules allow sharing your own work, with conditions they spell out.

An art ecological platform for global artists and new forces. Promote world art exchanges and cooperation. In the future, through exhibitions, art derivatives and other forms, more outstanding artists and works of art will enter the city and space, bringing more possibilities for art.

What its rules say about promotion

This is not a marketplace
No posts soliciting commissions, buying or selling or speculating on value. Comments replying with interest in purchasing art or supporting artists are welcome. Subreddit hosted art auction threads may be hosted occasionally.
No spamming
Unreasonably reposting the same artwork and egregious self-promotion will not be tolerated.
All 10 rules of r/Artists
  1. Keep feedback constructive
    Art is a kindred quest. Whether you make art to encounter yourself or to encounter others, r/Artists is a place where we come together to share in the journey. Critique the art. Encourage the artist. Receive feedback graciously.
  2. Keep AI contained
    No AI Art and no AI Discussion outside of designated, official threads. AI, both as a tool and as a subject, is highly contentious and quickly becomes all-consuming, raising emotionally-charged, existential questions about the meaning of art and being an artist. Art is about confronting questions like these head on. For r/Artists to be a place that shapes discussion for artists, AI can neither be denied nor fixated upon. AI content and discussion will be removed outside of official threads.
  3. This is not a marketplace
    No posts soliciting commissions, buying or selling or speculating on value. Comments replying with interest in purchasing art or supporting artists are welcome. Subreddit hosted art auction threads may be hosted occasionally.
  4. No spamming
    Unreasonably reposting the same artwork and egregious self-promotion will not be tolerated.
  5. No low effort posts
    If you want to be an artist, be an artist. While there are plenty of places online to look like an artist, r/Artists is a place for becoming a better artist. This requires earnest commitment to the creative process, not just the creative product. Simplicity in art is an achievement, not an accident.
  6. Nudity is not the main character
    If there is nudity in your artwork, tag it as NSFW. If the sole or primary purpose of the artwork appears to be sexual, it may be reported and removed.
  7. Properly credit all artwork
    Discussion belongs in r/Artists. Keep it relevant and treat conversation like a craft you commit to. Posts that open up conversations about the pursuit and philosophy of art are welcome. Posts that are baiting, low effort, mocking, or bullying are not. Be kind to each other and intellectually honest about the topic.
  8. Respect the art of conversation
    Discussion belongs in r/Artists. Keep it relevant and treat conversation like a craft you commit to. Posts that open up conversations about the pursuit and philosophy of art are welcome. Posts that are baiting, low effort, mocking, or bullying are not. Be kind to each other and intellectually honest about the topic.
  9. When in doubt, state your case
    Part of being an artist is provocation and discussion. If you have a post you feel might be a violation of any of the above rules, state your case in a comment immediately after posting and it will be considered. Violating posts without a stated case will not be considered.
  10. Respect Reddit’s Rules
    Follow Reddit’s platform rules. If you don’t know them, they are outlined here: https://redditinc.com/policies/reddit-rules

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