Reddit rules index · read 2026-10-12
Can you promote on r/BASE?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
AI-generated content not allowed Its rules remove some or all AI-generated posts, comments or media. Write it yourself here, or pick another community. Other communities' AI rules.
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Welcome to the official Base subreddit! Base is built to empower builders, traders, creators, and people everywhere to build apps, grow projects, create what they love, and trade and earn onchain. Join us for discussion, information, news, guidance and much more. Stay based!
What its rules say about promotion
Excessive self-promotion without community engagement is prohibited
Whilst discussing a new project launched on Base is welcomed and acceptable within reason, users who shill, self-promote excessively without additional content, or post unverified links or links to buy as a form of advertising without being an active member of this community will have their posts removed and ultimately banned.
What its rules say about AI and bots
Post quality control
We are here to discuss all things Base, and in order to maintain an thriving, interesting community, low level effort or poor quality posts, and farming attempts, will be removed. Posts need to have a point, add to/encourage discussion, be at least 100 characters in length, and not rely too heavily on AI. This includes AI generated graphics: it is allowed, but images must be of high quality. Posting frequency by individual users is capped per day to ensure value and prevent spam.
Use of AI: Complete AI generated copy is not allowed
The sub is meant for human posters, commenters and readers. It is a sub category of Rule 5 - Post Quality Control - Low effort. Prompting an LLM and simply copy-pasting its outputs does not require much effort. This is specifically different to thoughtful use of LLMs, validating/filtering/verifying outputs etc. Only exception is for non-English speakers who may use AI to translate or refine their post. When used, posters must make LLM use transparent and clear - or else post will be removed
No spam/bots/malicious intent
Obvious spamming, use of bots, and posts or comments with malicious intent or in bad faith will be removed and users banned upon repeated attempts.
All 11 rules of r/BASE
- Only post content relating to Base and the community
Content must be relevant to r/BASE: English language only. DISCLAIMER: This subreddit does not endorse any coin or token and nothing read here should be taken as financial advice. Always do your own research before making any financial decisions. All references, discussion and support of particular coins or tokens is subjective and not indicative of this sub nor Base's support. Links are not necessarily vetted, proceed at your own risk. DYOR - Excessive self-promotion without community engagement is prohibited
Whilst discussing a new project launched on Base is welcomed and acceptable within reason, users who shill, self-promote excessively without additional content, or post unverified links or links to buy as a form of advertising without being an active member of this community will have their posts removed and ultimately banned. - No post may highlight or endorse a specific project without a financial disclaimer
All posts that discuss or highlight projects where there is financial risk MUST include a disclaimer that states that this post should not be taken as financial advice: in all cases, users should do their own research before investing or trading based on any information that they read in said post. The OP of any post, and this subreddit, do not offer financial advice nor are to be held liable for any financial decisions made using information found here. - No stand-alone posts about a specific token or coin
No posts specifically endorsing a coin or token is allowed. This is a blanket rule intended to keep this sub safe for our users, limit exposure to scams, rug-pulls and financial risk, and prevent the sub become a place of shilling without real community engagement or discussion. Mention of certain coins or tokens are allowed in comments, accompanied by a DYOR disclaimer. - Post quality control
We are here to discuss all things Base, and in order to maintain an thriving, interesting community, low level effort or poor quality posts, and farming attempts, will be removed. Posts need to have a point, add to/encourage discussion, be at least 100 characters in length, and not rely too heavily on AI. This includes AI generated graphics: it is allowed, but images must be of high quality. Posting frequency by individual users is capped per day to ensure value and prevent spam. - Use of AI: Complete AI generated copy is not allowed
The sub is meant for human posters, commenters and readers. It is a sub category of Rule 5 - Post Quality Control - Low effort. Prompting an LLM and simply copy-pasting its outputs does not require much effort. This is specifically different to thoughtful use of LLMs, validating/filtering/verifying outputs etc. Only exception is for non-English speakers who may use AI to translate or refine their post. When used, posters must make LLM use transparent and clear - or else post will be removed - Memes/artwork MUST be posted in the weekly megathread
Whilst we welcome memes and artwork relating to Base, in order to maintain a discussion forward platform, memes/artwork must be posted in the Weekly Meme Megathread, pinned at the top. This will be refreshed each week, may be eligible for our weekly content competition. Posts on the main feed will be removed, and users will be reminded to to repost in the correct thread. - No spam/bots/malicious intent
Obvious spamming, use of bots, and posts or comments with malicious intent or in bad faith will be removed and users banned upon repeated attempts. - No racism, harassment or any abuse will be tolerated.
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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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