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Can you promote on r/Beepbox?

Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.

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This unofficial sub is dedicated to the discussion and sharing of songs created with BeepBox, an online tool for sketching and sharing instumental melodies.

What its rules say about promotion

Songs can be posted in a few different formats...
This includes a link that leads to your song directly on the BeepBox site, a link that leads to an uploaded version of your song (YouTube, SoundCloud, etc.), and a text post that includes a word/phrase that links to your song (either a URL from the site or an uploaded version).
Plain song links are not allowed.
If you're providing an unshortened link to your song, please use a word/phrase. If you're making a post, you could link it as noted previously or just create a link post. The word/phrase doesn't matter; it's just a lot cleaner + easier to scroll past. This only applies to direct links to BeepBox URLs; links to uploaded versions of songs are exempt from this rule (they don't get as long). [For more detailed information, click here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/Beepbox/wiki/song_link_formatting)
All 10 rules of r/Beepbox
  1. Every song posted must be made in BeepBox or one of its mods.
    Anything made in ModBox, JummBox, CardboardBox, SynthBox, etc. is fine as long as it derived from BeepBox. External links to uploaded versions of songs on places such as YouTube, SoundCloud, etc. are also acceptable as long as it was originally made in BeepBox or a mod.
  2. Songs can be posted in a few different formats...
    This includes a link that leads to your song directly on the BeepBox site, a link that leads to an uploaded version of your song (YouTube, SoundCloud, etc.), and a text post that includes a word/phrase that links to your song (either a URL from the site or an uploaded version).
  3. Plain song links are not allowed.
    If you're providing an unshortened link to your song, please use a word/phrase. If you're making a post, you could link it as noted previously or just create a link post. The word/phrase doesn't matter; it's just a lot cleaner + easier to scroll past. This only applies to direct links to BeepBox URLs; links to uploaded versions of songs are exempt from this rule (they don't get as long). [For more detailed information, click here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/Beepbox/wiki/song_link_formatting)
  4. Posts containing a song or aspect that you did not create must credit the original creator.
    "Aspects" may include melodies, drum beats, etc, as well as midi imports used to create a song or remix. Not crediting the original creator or making it appear as though you made something you did not is never acceptable. If an aspect sounds similar to something preexisting but it was not intentional, it does not violate this rule.
  5. Posts with remixes/covers of songs that are not easily found online must credit the artist/source.
    Credit is always strongly recommended. It's strictly required when the source cannot easily be found online, such as when it's by a Reddit/Twitter/YouTube/Discord user or if it's from a niche indie game. It's not required if it's easily searchable or well-known, such as Megalovania or a song from the Sonic games, but again, recommended regardless. When in doubt, credit the original. If I cannot find the original, I will ask for a name or link. If it's not provided, the post will be removed.
  6. Do not ask people to make a cover/remix for you.
    You may ask for help on a remix/cover you're making, but do not ask someone else to do it all for you.
  7. Don't make multiple posts for a single unfinished song.
    Updating your progress on a particular song is allowed, but please keep it to a single post. Similarly, asking for help or suggestions for a song you're making is okay as long as you only make one post about it. Having one post for the unfinished version and one for the finished version is fine.
  8. Be nice to each other.
    Constructive criticism is allowed, but please remain civil in all discussions. Don't harass anyone. Basically follow the reddiquette.
  9. Keep all content posted and discussions SFW.
    Swearing is fine as long as you follow Rule 7 (don't direct anything at anyone), but stay away from slurs or language that could be considered offensive. Obviously, no porn or any explicit content related to it. I mean, I don't know why or how you'd be posting or discussing that sort of stuff on a sub about making and sharing songs, but yeah please don't.
  10. Submissions violating rules 1/3/4/6/7/8/9 will be removed. For 2 or 5, there'll be a warning.
    A reason as to why your submission has been removed will always be provided. A warning will always refer you to what rule you've broken and what you can do to fix your submission. If it doesn't get fixed it will be removed. If your submission has been removed, please make sure it follows the rules before resubmitting it.

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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