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Can you promote on r/ChatGPTPro?

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

A community for putting ChatGPT and other language models to good use. Share workflows, ask questions, and learn from what others are trying—in work, study, and everyday life. Whether you’re getting started or exploring advanced uses, you’re welcome here. We’re an unofficial community whose name predates OpenAI’s ChatGPT Pro subscription and has no connection to the plan.

What its rules say about promotion

Share your work as a community member
Made something useful? Explain it, disclose your involvement, and join the conversation. Keep self-promotion within 10% of your contributions here. Avoid promotional link drops or repeatedly posting the same material across many subreddits with little participation. Tailor your post to this community.
Keep this a discussion space
Discussing tools and services is welcome. Buying, selling, trading, hiring, and soliciting paid work aren’t allowed, including deals involving accounts, credentials, or API access. Please don’t move those offers into private messages.
All 9 rules of r/ChatGPTPro
  1. Be thoughtful toward others
    Questions, disagreement, and constructive criticism are welcome. Address ideas without insulting or harassing people. Hateful attacks, threats, encouragement of violence, and sharing someone’s private information have no place here.
  2. Help make the conversation worthwhile
    Share questions, experiences, and discoveries about practical or advanced ChatGPT/LLM use. You don’t need to be an expert—give people enough context to understand and respond. Check for existing discussions, add something new, and choose an accurate flair. Keep standalone memes and joke posts elsewhere.
  3. Share your work as a community member
    Made something useful? Explain it, disclose your involvement, and join the conversation. Keep self-promotion within 10% of your contributions here. Avoid promotional link drops or repeatedly posting the same material across many subreddits with little participation. Tailor your post to this community.
  4. Share articles everyone can discuss
    Use the original headline and add your thoughts or questions in the body or comments. If an article is paywalled, include an authorized free version or another accessible source so everyone can participate.
  5. Keep this a discussion space
    Discussing tools and services is welcome. Buying, selling, trading, hiring, and soliciting paid work aren’t allowed, including deals involving accounts, credentials, or API access. Please don’t move those offers into private messages.
  6. Give your post a helpful title
    A good title helps people find your discussion and know what to expect. State your topic or question clearly, without clickbait, ALL CAPS, emoji spam, usernames, or URLs. Put extra commentary in the body.
  7. Discuss sensitive topics with care
    Thoughtful technical, practical, and ethical discussion of NSFW uses is welcome. Keep the material non-graphic: no pornography, explicit prompts, or graphic examples.
  8. Respect model safeguards
    Keep jailbreak prompts and instructions for bypassing safeguards out of the community. This includes requests, links to those methods, and instructions presented as research.
  9. Share tools people can access legitimately
    Public tools and features used with permission are welcome. Don’t share or request leaked tools, private endpoints, credentials, or methods for bypassing access restrictions.

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