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Can you promote on r/dotnet?

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

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What its rules say about promotion

Self-Promotion
Any self-promotion posts where you are highlighting a product or library must: - be posted on weekends. - be flaired with the "Promotion" flair. - not be written by AI. Put some effort into it. - be restricted to major or minor release versions to prevent spamming (e.g "v1.3") Any promotion posts outside of those restrictions will be removed.
All 7 rules of r/dotnet
  1. .NET related
    Posts must be related specifically to .NET development
  2. Low quality and AI generation
    Posts must have some semblance of quality and not be AI generated. Simple posts linking to a website, stackoverflow, or another subreddit may be removed.
  3. No job postings
    We don't allow job postings on the sub. There are many other subreddits for this.
  4. Self-Promotion
    Any self-promotion posts where you are highlighting a product or library must: - be posted on weekends. - be flaired with the "Promotion" flair. - not be written by AI. Put some effort into it. - be restricted to major or minor release versions to prevent spamming (e.g "v1.3") Any promotion posts outside of those restrictions will be removed.
  5. Career advice
    While we appreciate people have a lot of questions around how to progress their career in development, there are many other subreddits specifically created for this.
  6. Stay civil, and be kind
    This is a civil community, and we expect you to behave in a civil manner while respecting everyone else. We will not support harassment, insults, and any other uncivil behaviors.
  7. Easily searched or duplicate
    Posts will be removed if they are either a commonly asked question which can be found through a google/reddit search or it's duplicated content.

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