Reddit rules index · read 2026-10-06
Can you promote on r/judo?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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r/judo is a reddit for judoka and spectators to submit anything about Judo.
What its rules say about promotion
No off-topic content. Especially no politics, no religion, no advertisement.
No off-topic content. Especially no politics, no religion, no advertisement. If a judo related discussion intersects with a potentially controversial topic, try not to derail it. The mods may delete comments that lead too far out of the scope of this subreddit.
One self-promotion post per week maximum per source.
One self-promotion post per week maximum per source. If someone else also posts something from your site, that counts as well and may result in the deletion of posts. If there is still former content by you linked on the front page, it is too early for the next one. If in doubt, the mods will decide if your content shows up too frequently or not.
Self-Promoters: Be an active part of the community and take part in the discussion of your content!
Be part of the community and take an active part in the discussion of your content and that of others. Don't just drop your link and leave.
Self-promotion posts may only lead to freely accessable content.
Self-promotion posts may only lead to freely accessable content. Posts leading to paywalls or requiring sign up are not allowed. It is fine, if other content on your site is not for free, but don't link to that here.
All 12 rules of r/judo
- Read the rules!
https://www.reddit.com/r/judo/wiki/rules - Be polite and respectful!
Be polite and respectful towards each other. Mutual respect is expected on the mats, so it is here. Personal insults will be deleted. Consequences depend on severity and frequency. There will be no tolerance for racism, sexism or similar forms of discrimination. - No Corona missinformation!
Spreading dangerous missinformation about the Corona virus is strictly forbidden and will be met with zero tolerance. The pandemic is a real and serious threat. Missinformation kills. - No memes, animal Judo, street fight videos, shitposts or reposts.
No memes, animal Judo, street fight videos, shitposts or reposts. Check with our list of [frequent reposts](https://www.reddit.com/r/judo/wiki/frequent_reposts). - No off-topic content. Especially no politics, no religion, no advertisement.
No off-topic content. Especially no politics, no religion, no advertisement. If a judo related discussion intersects with a potentially controversial topic, try not to derail it. The mods may delete comments that lead too far out of the scope of this subreddit. - Borderline content like MMA, wrestling or BJJ requires a topic or question to discuss.
For all content borderlining Judo like MMA, wrestling or BJJ a serious, plausible description, why that content is relevant for r/Judo is mandatory. If it is just for fun or clicks, it will most likely be deleted. - Graphic content must be on topic and tagged as NSFW or NSFL.
Graphic content may only be posted, if it is clearly on topic, like for the discussion of training or competition injuries for example, and must be tagged as NSFW or NSFL. - One self-promotion post per week maximum per source.
One self-promotion post per week maximum per source. If someone else also posts something from your site, that counts as well and may result in the deletion of posts. If there is still former content by you linked on the front page, it is too early for the next one. If in doubt, the mods will decide if your content shows up too frequently or not. - Self-Promoters: Be an active part of the community and take part in the discussion of your content!
Be part of the community and take an active part in the discussion of your content and that of others. Don't just drop your link and leave. - Self-promotion posts may only lead to freely accessable content.
Self-promotion posts may only lead to freely accessable content. Posts leading to paywalls or requiring sign up are not allowed. It is fine, if other content on your site is not for free, but don't link to that here. - If in doubt, it's the mods' decision.
The final decision if content of any kind is appropriate always resides with the moderators. Keep in mind the mods are just humans like you, and are neither omnipresent nor infallible. - Use our Flairs correctly
When you start a new thread you will be tasked with using one of the available flairs. Please choose carefully. For more information about our flairs see: https://www.reddit.com/r/judo/about/wiki/r_judo/flairs/
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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