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Can you promote on r/ComicBookCollabs?

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

Creators helping creators make comics. In addition to finding collaborators, this is a great place for feedback and advice. Post your work! Ask for help! There are lots of writers and artists who are willing to discuss and critique your work. We have plenty of members who can answer your questions and give you tips regarding publishing and breaking into the industry. Now it's all up to you! Let's make comics!

What its rules say about promotion

Looking for paid jobs requires a public portfolio
If you're looking for a paid job, you need to include a link to your public portfolio. It's also highly encouraged to link at least one social media account. When creating a hiring post, do not ask for direct messages/email/forms/etc., so that everyone interested in a paid job needs to respond in comments and show their portfolio publicly. Artists looking for unpaid collaborations don't need to have a portfolio.
Crowdfunding / Self-promo posts are reserved for active members
Self-promotion is reserved for active members of the sub. If you only make self-promo or crowdfunding posts with no other meaningful engagement in the sub, your posts might be removed. Note that offering your skills as an artist/colorist/writer/etc. for hire is not considered a self-promotion for purposes of this rule.
Follow the posting limits
For Hire posts: Once per 3 days Self-promo and Crowdfunding posts: Once per 7 days Looking for a collaborator - Unpaid: Once per 7 days
All 8 rules of r/ComicBookCollabs
  1. Be nice.
    Be nice. Be reasonable. Be mature. We're all creatives here, and we should treat each other with respect - that is the core of collaboration.
  2. Collaboration posts must have details
    When looking for a collaborator, your post needs to have details about your project. Specify what kind of collaboration you're seeking. Include a summary of the work, your budget, your monetization plan, your previous experience. If you're a writer looking for an artist, be realistic with your expectations, especially if you're looking for an unpaid collaboration. Remember, it's your passion project, not theirs. Before you start looking for an artist, finish your script!
  3. Looking for paid jobs requires a public portfolio
    If you're looking for a paid job, you need to include a link to your public portfolio. It's also highly encouraged to link at least one social media account. When creating a hiring post, do not ask for direct messages/email/forms/etc., so that everyone interested in a paid job needs to respond in comments and show their portfolio publicly. Artists looking for unpaid collaborations don't need to have a portfolio.
  4. Artists must include sequential art
    This is a comic-focused sub. If you're looking for a paid job here, you need to show sequential art. Artists looking for unpaid collaborations don't need to show sequential art.
  5. Crowdfunding / Self-promo posts are reserved for active members
    Self-promotion is reserved for active members of the sub. If you only make self-promo or crowdfunding posts with no other meaningful engagement in the sub, your posts might be removed. Note that offering your skills as an artist/colorist/writer/etc. for hire is not considered a self-promotion for purposes of this rule.
  6. "Looking for Artist - Unpaid" posts need to be approved
    All posts looking for an unpaid collaboration with an artist need to be approved by a mod first. Trying to circumvent that by using an incorrect flair might result in a temporary or permanent ban.
  7. Follow the posting limits
    For Hire posts: Once per 3 days Self-promo and Crowdfunding posts: Once per 7 days Looking for a collaborator - Unpaid: Once per 7 days
  8. No AI
    AI is not allowed in the sub. No AI-generated art, no AI-generated writing. That includes AI-generated posts and comments.

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