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Can you promote on r/IndianWorkplace?

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

Restricted participation from sensitive subreddits
Participation in subreddits that promote **sexually suggestive content**, or **content involving minors** is strictly prohibited. Any behavior that **undermines the professional nature** of this community is not allowed.
No Referral Requests on this sub
Referral requests are not permitted on the subreddit. You may seek referrals on r/IndiaCareers. Alternatively, you may also use the official community Discord server for such discussions: http://discord.gg/Hs4n5SEJF2
No Promotions
Any post that indicates branding elements, or targets a rival brand negatively will be removed, and the OP to be permanently banned, even on suspicion. Mods may also ban users if they feel they are promoting on other subreddits. No post must have elements of branding, and they must be censored. No references, even remotely, are permitted. This subreddit is strictly anti-promotional. Commenters that interact with such suspected posts may also be banned, especially if they are hidden profiles.
Mandatory User Flairs
We’ve added a flair requirement to make the subreddit better for everyone. Flairs remove long intros, add context and credibility, and make discussions more valuable. They help identify expertise, enable networking, and deter trolls or fake accounts. How to build your flair: Location (optional): e.g., Mumbai / Tier 1 city Industry/Sector: e.g., Banking, AI/ML, Marketing Experience: e.g., 12+ YoE, VP, Fresher Flairs make conversations more credible, contextual, and safe.

What its rules say about AI and bots

No Karma farming/Spamming/AI Slop
If the post has been repeatedly posted at other subreddits (as a way to farm karma or spam users) the post would be removed and the user may face a ban/mute as per mods discretion. Please limit a post to a single subreddit and do not karma farm in this subreddit. AI Slop may have a lot of different definitions depending on everyone's individual tolerance. The mod team will review posts and reports with discretion and is open to the conversation/concerns as they arise.
All 15 rules of r/IndianWorkplace
  1. Subreddit Behaviour
    - Follow [Reddit’s Content Policy](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy) and [Reddiquette](https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439-Reddiquette) - No harassment, hate speech, spam, or personal info - Keep discussions civil — no rudeness, hostility, or provoking others - No political content or mentions of political parties - Don’t push personal agendas, especially on sensitive topics - First valid report will be prioritized
  2. Restricted participation from sensitive subreddits
    Participation in subreddits that promote **sexually suggestive content**, or **content involving minors** is strictly prohibited. Any behavior that **undermines the professional nature** of this community is not allowed.
  3. No Doxxing or Witch-Hunting
    We strictly prohibit **witch-hunting** and **doxxing** of individuals or organizations. This includes targeted harassment or attempts to expose personal or professional identities. P.S Do not compel OP to reveal any company info if they are not comfortable
  4. No Sensitive Information
    Do not share any sensitive workplace information that would reveal any private dealings or information that you MAY NOT be legally and contractually bound by your employer to share. **Mods are not liable for any sensitive information shared on this subreddit**.
  5. Not a dating site
    **Unsolicited requests or advances will not be tolerated**. - If a user makes you uncomfortable, please submit proof via **[Modmail](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=r/IndianWorkplace)** action will be taken. - Any posts or comments **seeking dates, hookups, or FWB** will be removed and the user will be **banned**.
  6. Provide Links to Articles or Posts
    If you are referring to any news or media article please do it using the official verified source of the and provide a link in the comments. Please note that links from ANI are banned in the subreddit. If you are sharing any Instagram post, or LinkedIn post, or Twitter post, please provide a link for the same in the comments. Else, the comment or post will be removed.
  7. Mod Authority for Quality Control
    Even if a post or comment does not explicitly violate the rules, mods have the authority to remove it at their discretion. This rule supersedes all other rules. Please refrain from DMing moderators with respect to any enquiries regarding rule clarification, modifications, or subreddit related information. They may be subject to a ban or mute depending on the severity of the violation. Please contact the moderators via [Modmail](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=r/IndianWorkplace).
  8. Mod approvals requirements
    - Low-quality, low-effort, or cringe-worthy posts will be screened to prevent subpar content. - Posts regarding meetups with members are to be cleared with moderators first via ModMail. - Please obtain moderator approval before posting any AMAs. All AMAs require verification, and all verifications are to be taken on Modmail. AMAs done without Mod's approval are "unverified," and the onus of AMA management is on the OP itself.
  9. Post content and Titles in English & TLDR Summary
    Please ensure that the submission or post title along with the body is written in English. However, if it is a descriptive video about an incident or a meme, it can be in any language. A relevant translation must be provided, in case the post is not in English. If the post length exceeds 500 characters, you may be asked to produce a TLDR (Too Long; Didn't Read) Summary for the same.
  10. Do not solicit legal advice.
    Please check out r/legaladviceindia for all posts which explore the possibility of a legal advice. Members may provide help, but that is not to be take at full value, and should not be considered legal advice. Members are not permitted to solicit legal advice, but if in the course of discussion someone offers legal advice, it is allowed, but to be taken with a pinch of salt.
  11. Public publishing/sharing guidelines
    Media outlets are not allowed to post news articles without prior moderators' approval. Please reach out to them via the [subreddit modmail](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=r/IndianWorkplace) or by sending an email to indianworkplacereddit@gmail.com. If any article is published without prior approval, we are to consider this a direct violation of NBDA guidelines. If in violation, the mods are at free liberty to report them to the NBDA & senior editors of the news outlet.
  12. No Karma farming/Spamming/AI Slop
    If the post has been repeatedly posted at other subreddits (as a way to farm karma or spam users) the post would be removed and the user may face a ban/mute as per mods discretion. Please limit a post to a single subreddit and do not karma farm in this subreddit. AI Slop may have a lot of different definitions depending on everyone's individual tolerance. The mod team will review posts and reports with discretion and is open to the conversation/concerns as they arise.
  13. No Referral Requests on this sub
    Referral requests are not permitted on the subreddit. You may seek referrals on r/IndiaCareers. Alternatively, you may also use the official community Discord server for such discussions: http://discord.gg/Hs4n5SEJF2
  14. No Promotions
    Any post that indicates branding elements, or targets a rival brand negatively will be removed, and the OP to be permanently banned, even on suspicion. Mods may also ban users if they feel they are promoting on other subreddits. No post must have elements of branding, and they must be censored. No references, even remotely, are permitted. This subreddit is strictly anti-promotional. Commenters that interact with such suspected posts may also be banned, especially if they are hidden profiles.
  15. Mandatory User Flairs
    We’ve added a flair requirement to make the subreddit better for everyone. Flairs remove long intros, add context and credibility, and make discussions more valuable. They help identify expertise, enable networking, and deter trolls or fake accounts. How to build your flair: Location (optional): e.g., Mumbai / Tier 1 city Industry/Sector: e.g., Banking, AI/ML, Marketing Experience: e.g., 12+ YoE, VP, Fresher Flairs make conversations more credible, contextual, and safe.

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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