Reddit rules index · read 2026-09-26
Can you promote on r/functionalprint?
Allowed, with limits Its rules allow sharing your own work, with conditions they spell out.
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A community dedicated to share and discuss 3D prints that have a specific, practical function or use in everyday life.
What its rules say about promotion
Participate beyond your own posts
This community is not a personal showcase feed or distribution channel. Accounts that only post their own projects, videos, prints, or downloads while rarely participating in other people’s posts may have their content removed. As a rule of thumb, 10% or less of your activity should be your own content. Participate in the community beyond your own posts or your content may be removed or you may be banned.
All 8 rules of r/functionalprint
- No Dust Collectors. (Objects that sit on a shelf and do nothing but collect dust)
- No Toys/Games/Fidgets. (Other than modification or repair parts for existing toys/games)
- No Decorative Containers, Holders, or Stands. (Vases, Boxes, Chests, etc)
- No Jewelry, Ornaments, Lamps, Lampshades, Signs, or Lithophanes.
- No Novelty Items. (Objects whose design is mainly for appearance, decoration, or humor rather than p
No Novelty Items. (Objects whose design is mainly for appearance, decoration, or humor rather than practical function) - Tips/News/Questions/Announcements will be removed and expected to be posted in /r/3Dprinting.
- Participate beyond your own posts
This community is not a personal showcase feed or distribution channel. Accounts that only post their own projects, videos, prints, or downloads while rarely participating in other people’s posts may have their content removed. As a rule of thumb, 10% or less of your activity should be your own content. Participate in the community beyond your own posts or your content may be removed or you may be banned. - Posts may be removed at moderators discretion
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