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Can you promote on r/delhiuniversity?
Only in a dedicated thread Its rules send self-promotion to a dedicated thread, such as a weekly or pinned one. Promotion outside it is removed.
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What its rules say about promotion
No Casteism or Discrimination
Posts or comments promoting casteism, using casteist slurs, or engaging in discrimination based on caste, creed, ethnicity, or similar factors are strictly prohibited. Such behavior undermines the inclusive environment we strive to maintain and will result in removal and potential disciplinary action.
No Self-Promotion or Advertising.
For sticky posts for university festivals and events, please contact the moderators via mod-mail. Advertising is allowed in the form of a stickied post for college events. Other irrelevant self-promotion, spam, or advertisements of services, products, or external websites are prohibited. This includes academic coaching, tutoring, or essay-writing services.
All 11 rules of r/delhiuniversity
- Posts must be directly related to the University of Delhi and specific.
Keep posts directly related to University of Delhi and specific. Specific means no general ramblings. Posts such as "Anyone up for a talk?" or similar vague engagement prompts are not allowed. We have 27 post flairs, make use of the variety. - Keep Posts Educational and Constructive.
Aim for posts that foster constructive discussion, questions, and insights relevant to academia. Low-effort posts, memes, or purely opinion-based discussions should be avoided. No posts in relation to any sort of meetups, parties, etc. No posts regardugn anyone up for chat. - Keep it Civil.
We encourage civil discourse. Insults, ad hominems, and intentional rudeness are grounds to have your content removed and may result in a ban. We have zero tolerance for hate speech. - No Casteism or Discrimination
Posts or comments promoting casteism, using casteist slurs, or engaging in discrimination based on caste, creed, ethnicity, or similar factors are strictly prohibited. Such behavior undermines the inclusive environment we strive to maintain and will result in removal and potential disciplinary action. - No Dating, Relationship, or Sexual Posts
Posts or comments focused on dating, personal relationships, or seeking romantic advice are not allowed. Sexual solicitation, inappropriate favors, or any discussions seeking personal or intimate interactions are strictly prohibited. Please keep the conversations relevant to education, research, and academic life. - No Personal Information or Doxxing.
Protect your privacy and the privacy of others. Do not post any personal or identifying information about yourself or others. - No Ticket Sales or Requests.
Posts related to the sale, purchase, or exchange of tickets for events, or any other purpose are not permitted. This includes tickets for conferences, workshops, travel, and other events. Violations may result in post removal and potential further action. - No Self-Promotion or Advertising.
For sticky posts for university festivals and events, please contact the moderators via mod-mail. Advertising is allowed in the form of a stickied post for college events. Other irrelevant self-promotion, spam, or advertisements of services, products, or external websites are prohibited. This includes academic coaching, tutoring, or essay-writing services. - No Participation from NSFW-Associated Accounts
Users with a history of participation in NSFW subreddits or channels are not allowed to post or comment here. This policy helps ensure that discussions remain professional and aligned with the academic nature of this community. Accounts violating this rule may face immediate bans. - Avoid Sensationalized or Politically Charged Posts.
Discussions should remain neutral and evidence-based, especially on controversial topics. This is an academic space, not a forum for heated debates. - AMA Guidelines: Verification Required Before Hosting
To maintain the integrity of our community and ensure that AMA hosts are who they claim to be, all users conducting an AMA must first verify their identity with the moderation team. This includes providing proof of credentials or expertise relevant to the AMA topic. Please contact the mods via modmail to complete this verification process before your AMA goes live.
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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