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Can you promote on r/jewelrymaking?

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.

A friendly community for sharing inspiration, ideas, and techniques about jewelry.

What its rules say about promotion

Promotional content
All Self-Promotion or attempted sale of jewelry, including mentions of your shop, website, instagram, etc, are not welcome on the subreddit. If you'd like users to be able to find your shop or other socials, we recommend stickying a post on your own profile with your links! Users can visit if they're interested in seeing more!
Content Guidelines
All showcase submissions should be based on the creation of jewelry, and every piece should feature at least one unique hand made component or feature. Complete jewelry kits, or other mass produced jewelry are not allowed under any circumstances. Requesting commissioned pieces *must* use the Request flair, and *must* have their own unique design. Requesting someone to recreate a design by another jeweler or designer is not allowed.
Title and Flair Guidelines
Titles should accurately reflect the post's topic with reasonable length. Avoid excessively short, long, or nondescript titles. Karma-seeking "Upvote if you think ...", clickbait titles, or titles driving engagement to a website or other avenue of revenue will be removed. Submission Flairs must accurately fit the submission, Guides, Requests, Showcases, and Questions should all be labeled as such.
All 4 rules of r/jewelrymaking
  1. Promotional content
    All Self-Promotion or attempted sale of jewelry, including mentions of your shop, website, instagram, etc, are not welcome on the subreddit. If you'd like users to be able to find your shop or other socials, we recommend stickying a post on your own profile with your links! Users can visit if they're interested in seeing more!
  2. Behavioral Guidelines
    To ensure a healthy and inclusive community environment, users are expected to maintain a respectful and mature tone. Avoid spam, harassment, insults, encouragement of harm, hate speech and discrimination, even if it is in a joking manner. NSFW content will not be tolerated under any circumstances. In most situations, politics are absolutely unnecessary in this space, and will be removed if issues arise.
  3. Content Guidelines
    All showcase submissions should be based on the creation of jewelry, and every piece should feature at least one unique hand made component or feature. Complete jewelry kits, or other mass produced jewelry are not allowed under any circumstances. Requesting commissioned pieces *must* use the Request flair, and *must* have their own unique design. Requesting someone to recreate a design by another jeweler or designer is not allowed.
  4. Title and Flair Guidelines
    Titles should accurately reflect the post's topic with reasonable length. Avoid excessively short, long, or nondescript titles. Karma-seeking "Upvote if you think ...", clickbait titles, or titles driving engagement to a website or other avenue of revenue will be removed. Submission Flairs must accurately fit the submission, Guides, Requests, Showcases, and Questions should all be labeled as such.

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