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Can you promote on r/NepalSocial?

No rule mentions promotion None of its rules mentions self-promotion. That is not permission: read every rule, say plainly that it's yours, and make the post useful on its own.

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A subreddit for Nepalis.

All 13 rules of r/NepalSocial
  1. Post should be relevant to Nepal
    Posts should primarily relate to Nepal, Nepali society, culture, issues, or experiences. This keeps the community focused and meaningful for its members. However, posts that are not directly Nepal-specific may still be allowed if they provide clear value to the community, spark useful discussion, or are relevant in a broader global or comparative context. Moderators may remove content that is unrelated and does not contribute to the spirit or interests of the community.
  2. Keep the discussions respectful and civil
    All members must keep discussions respectful and civil at all times. Personal attacks, harassment, hate speech, or abusive language are strictly prohibited. Disagreements are allowed, but they must be expressed in a calm, constructive, and good-faith manner. The goal is to maintain a positive and welcoming environment for everyone in the community.
  3. No vulgar, explicit and NSFW content
    Posting vulgar, sexually explicit, gore or NSFW (Not Safe For Work) content is not allowed. This includes obscene language, explicit sexual descriptions, pornographic material, or any content intended primarily for sexual gratification. Keep all discussions appropriate for a general audience. Any such posts will be removed to maintain a safe and respectful environment for all members.
  4. No racism, casteism, sexism or bigotry
    Discussion on sensitive and controversial topics related to politics, society, religion, gender, sexuality etc is allowed and encouraged. But using the discussion as a mask to make a targeted attacks and racism on any caste, community, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, nationality isn't allowed. This includes derogatory remarks, stereotypes, slurs, or discriminatory attitudes toward any race, caste, gender, ethnicity, religion, or identity.
  5. No spam
    Don't spam the sub with random things, don't make the sub your personal diary or group chat.
  6. No toxic behavior, harassment, or bullying
    Any form of toxic behavior, harassment, or bullying toward other users is strictly prohibited. This includes insulting, threatening, mocking, targeting individuals, or repeatedly provoking or degrading others. Respectful interaction is mandatory for all members. Violations of this rule may result in content removal, warnings, or further moderation action, including bans.
  7. No private information of an individual or doxxing.
    Posts and comments containing private information or doxxing of an individual is not allowed. Do not use any names, address or private information. (Also, beware before sharing a tiktok or a insta Link as they might reveal your identity.)
  8. Appropriate usage of flairs and tags
    Users are advised to use appropriate flairs that represent their post as flairs also serve the purpose of navigating through the posts. Also, use the SPOILER and NSFW tag for appropriate posts. Use of NSFW tags in SFW posts for attention/engagement is not allowed.
  9. Indecent Username
    Username with indecent words in any language is unacceptable.
  10. Brigading
    Using the community to call users for targeted brigading of an individual or a community isn’t allowed.
  11. Abusive language and profanity
    The use of abusive, offensive, or disrespectful language is not allowed in this community. This includes insults, threats, slurs, or any form of verbal aggression directed at individuals or groups. While occasional mild profanity may be tolerated in informal discussion, it must not be used to harass others. Any content that crosses into harassment, hate speech, or creates a hostile environment will be removed, and repeated violations may result in warnings or bans at moderator discretion.
  12. Reddit's Rule Against Vote Manipulation(Asking for upvotes or downvotes)
    Reddit’s rule against vote manipulation (under the “Disrupting Communities” policy) prohibits any form of vote cheating, whether manual, automated, or coordinated. This includes using multiple accounts, bots, or voting services to artificially inflate or deflate votes/karma; soliciting upvotes or downvotes for personal gain; and organized group voting (e.g., brigading) targeting specific posts, users, or content. Violations can result in account bans.
  13. Mention of another subreddit
    The activities of targeting other subreddit and their moderation goes against the Reddit policy. We do not allow posts that are complaints about moderation or post removals from other subreddits. If you have any issues, it is better to contact the mods from that particular subreddit.

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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