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Can you promote on r/procurement?
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.
AI-generated content not allowed Its rules remove some or all AI-generated posts, comments or media. Write it yourself here, or pick another community. Other communities' AI rules.
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What its rules say about promotion
Karma and Account Requirements
To keep AI spam and commercial solicitation to a minimum, we are now enforcing strict account minimums. New posts and comments require an account age of at least 7 days and a minimum of 15 comment karma. Content from accounts failing to meet these thresholds will be automatically held in the modqueue.
No Soliciting, Advertising or Marketing
r/procurement is a community for professional peer-to-peer discussion, not cold pitching. Unsolicited self-promotion, marketing, or advertising outside of the monthly stickied megathread is strictly prohibited. This includes posts, comments, or DMs pitching AI tools, SaaS platforms, or consulting services, which may be disguised as "discussion". Do not use this forum to harvest leads or scout clients. Violations will result in an immediate post removal and may lead to a permanent ban.
What its rules say about AI and bots
Karma and Account Requirements
To keep AI spam and commercial solicitation to a minimum, we are now enforcing strict account minimums. New posts and comments require an account age of at least 7 days and a minimum of 15 comment karma. Content from accounts failing to meet these thresholds will be automatically held in the modqueue.
No Low-Effort / AI-Generated Slop
Posts must foster genuine professional discussion. Copy-pasted AI essays or generic prompts designed to drive engagement will be removed.
All 6 rules of r/procurement
- Civility and Professional Conduct
Maintain a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment for everyone. We have zero tolerance for discrimination, racism, sexism, harassment, personal attacks, or trolling. Doxxing (releasing private or identifying information) or abuse will result in an immediate and permanent ban. Treat your fellow professionals with the same respect you would expect in a workplace. Good vibes only! - Karma and Account Requirements
To keep AI spam and commercial solicitation to a minimum, we are now enforcing strict account minimums. New posts and comments require an account age of at least 7 days and a minimum of 15 comment karma. Content from accounts failing to meet these thresholds will be automatically held in the modqueue. - No Soliciting, Advertising or Marketing
r/procurement is a community for professional peer-to-peer discussion, not cold pitching. Unsolicited self-promotion, marketing, or advertising outside of the monthly stickied megathread is strictly prohibited. This includes posts, comments, or DMs pitching AI tools, SaaS platforms, or consulting services, which may be disguised as "discussion". Do not use this forum to harvest leads or scout clients. Violations will result in an immediate post removal and may lead to a permanent ban. - No Low-Effort / AI-Generated Slop
Posts must foster genuine professional discussion. Copy-pasted AI essays or generic prompts designed to drive engagement will be removed. - Keep Content Relevant
Posts must be relevant to the procurement profession. We maintain a broad scope to encourage diverse professional discussions, so topics covering the wider supply chain and legal ecosystem are welcome. This includes contract law, contract management, supplier management, inventory management, logistics, strategic sourcing, and operations management. Content completely unrelated to these fields will be removed to keep the community focused. - Do Not Contact a Moderator Directly.
If you have a question relating to r/procurement, please reach out to the Mod team and not the individual moderators privately.
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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