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Can you promote on r/LinkedInLunatics?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
- 1,083,211 members
- link posts only
- posting limited to approved users
- its rules on Reddit
Scroll through LinkedIn and you will find a mix of outrageous and out of touch stories. This subreddit is for sharing and discussing these LinkedIn posts. **Linkedin is public content, there is no need to hide user names**
What its rules say about promotion
No offsite harassment or engagement
Do not engage with or harass anyone featured here, under any circumstances. This subreddit is for observation and commentary only. The moment you interact with the subject, it stops being humor and becomes harassment. Do not DM, comment, call, email, dox, or attempt to contact anyone posted here in any way, nor encourage others to do so. Any user who engages in or promotes contact or harassment will be permanently banned.
No self-promoting
You are not allowed to promote yourself, anything you have made to include but not limited to browser extensions, AI tools, GitHub projects or your own LinkedIn profile. Self promotion will result in a permanent ban. It doesn’t matter if this is a free, hobby, or otherwise non-commercial effort/product/service/giveaway etc. No advertising anything. At all. Do not ask if your widget may be permitted. Even asking will likely result in a proactive ban.
No Engagement-Bait or Rage-Bait Posts
Posts that exist mainly to provoke artificial interaction or stir outrage are not allowed. If the LinkedIn content’s primary purpose is to game the algorithm it may be removed. * Posts designed to trigger outrage for clicks * Engagement-bait or rage-bait posts that double as stealth advertising * Posts regarding people reacting to or otherwise attempting to garner the attention of this subreddit
All 10 rules of r/LinkedInLunatics
- Must be a LinkedIn screenshot.
This is LinkedIn Lunatics. If the content isn't LinkedIn it doesn't belong here. Posts need to be screenshots of LinkedIn, please don't just give a link. - No Reposts
In order to reduce spam, we limit how often the same, or similar, posts can be made. Please look through the sub before posting content to see if it has already been posted. - Keep posts on topic
Posts should be screenshots of LinkedIn content showcasing outrageous lunatic behaviour. Sometimes, the occasional non-lunatic can shine through. This isn't the sub to ask for LinkedIn support. - Satire Saturdays
Satire posts only allowed on Saturdays - No low quality/low effort posts or comments.
At the discretion of the moderator(s), please refrain from posts that are low effort. - Civility
General incivility, personally insulting other redditors in ways to which "harassing" or bans on racial/gender/religion/sexual orientation abuse do not apply - No offsite harassment or engagement
Do not engage with or harass anyone featured here, under any circumstances. This subreddit is for observation and commentary only. The moment you interact with the subject, it stops being humor and becomes harassment. Do not DM, comment, call, email, dox, or attempt to contact anyone posted here in any way, nor encourage others to do so. Any user who engages in or promotes contact or harassment will be permanently banned. - No racism, bigotry, or sexism.
No racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other sort of bigotry. If you are making a comment based on or at the expense of someone’s inherent personal characteristic(s), it is likely a violation. - No self-promoting
You are not allowed to promote yourself, anything you have made to include but not limited to browser extensions, AI tools, GitHub projects or your own LinkedIn profile. Self promotion will result in a permanent ban. It doesn’t matter if this is a free, hobby, or otherwise non-commercial effort/product/service/giveaway etc. No advertising anything. At all. Do not ask if your widget may be permitted. Even asking will likely result in a proactive ban. - No Engagement-Bait or Rage-Bait Posts
Posts that exist mainly to provoke artificial interaction or stir outrage are not allowed. If the LinkedIn content’s primary purpose is to game the algorithm it may be removed. * Posts designed to trigger outrage for clicks * Engagement-bait or rage-bait posts that double as stealth advertising * Posts regarding people reacting to or otherwise attempting to garner the attention of this subreddit
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