Reddit rules index · read 2026-09-26
Can you promote on r/laravel?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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Laravel is a free and open-source PHP web framework created by Taylor Otwell. Laravel features expressive, elegant syntax - freeing you to create without sweating the small things.
What its rules say about promotion
Don't Spam / No Clickbait
Spam, low effort, or obvious AI generated content will be removed based on community reports, votes, and comments. Self-promotion is fine if it's valuable- don't post back-to-back or drop links without engaging. "What is Laravel" posts or near copy-paste from docs aren't resourceful. Clickbait or poorly titled posts aren't allowed- titles should clearly convey the topic. No hijacking threads to promote your own product. Keep discussions focused and relevant
No "Help Wanted" or "Available for Hire" posts
This prevents spam, protects the community, encourages on-topic discussion, and guides users to more suitable platforms for their job-related inquiries. Visit the official Laravel job board, LaraJobs, to advertise or apply for open positions: https://larajobs.com
All 5 rules of r/laravel
- Must be about Laravel
We understand the Laravel ecosystem can be vast, but posts that are **not** directly related to Laravel should be posted elsewhere. Additionally, content regarding framework comparison is not allowed on /r/Laravel. - Be Civil
Toxicity doesn't ship in /r/Laravel Name-calling, insults, unnecessary profanity, or personal attacks of any kind will **not** be tolerated. We take pride in providing a supportive space for our community. Let's work together to create a positive and welcoming environment for everyone. - Don't Spam / No Clickbait
Spam, low effort, or obvious AI generated content will be removed based on community reports, votes, and comments. Self-promotion is fine if it's valuable- don't post back-to-back or drop links without engaging. "What is Laravel" posts or near copy-paste from docs aren't resourceful. Clickbait or poorly titled posts aren't allowed- titles should clearly convey the topic. No hijacking threads to promote your own product. Keep discussions focused and relevant - No Help/Support Posts
/r/Laravel is not an individual support subreddit - it's a space for discussions, resources, and news related to the Laravel ecosystem vs. posts on issues specific to the OP. If you need help, we have some resources -- you can ask in our weekly help thread, stickied at the top of the subreddit, ask in the official Laravel Discord, or ask over at /r/PHPHelp. - No "Help Wanted" or "Available for Hire" posts
This prevents spam, protects the community, encourages on-topic discussion, and guides users to more suitable platforms for their job-related inquiries. Visit the official Laravel job board, LaraJobs, to advertise or apply for open positions: https://larajobs.com
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