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Can you promote on r/TwentiesIndia?

Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.

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What its rules say about promotion

No Promotions or Fundraisers
Do not promote brands, channels, or fundraisers. Self-promotion is not allowed. For genuine collaborations or exceptions, contact the mod team for approval.
No Gender Wars or Generalisations
Do not post content that promotes hostility between genders. Statements like “all men are” or “all women are” will be removed. This subreddit is not the place for gender fights.
All 13 rules of r/TwentiesIndia
  1. Must be relevant to TwentiesIndia
    Posts and comments must relate to life in your twenties within an Indian or South Asian context. Off-topic or random content will be removed. This subreddit is for people aged 20–29 only.
  2. Be Respectful
    No harassment, bullying, name-calling, or personal attacks. Disagreements are fine but must remain civil. Hate speech or targeting any group will result in a permanent ban.
  3. No Politics or Religious Debates
    We do not allow political, ideological, or religious discussions in any form. This includes memes, satire, and screenshots about these topics.
  4. Low Quality Post
    Posts with screenshots, one-liners, or karma farming attempts will be removed. No Instagram Reels, Twitter screenshots, or recycled memes. Share thoughts and stories that add real value.
  5. Flair Your Posts
    Use the correct flair when posting. Titles must be descriptive and reflect your post content. Avoid vague titles like “help” or “a rant.” Serious flairs mean serious comments only.
  6. Non-English Content
    English must be used in post titles. Posts in regional languages are allowed only if they include an English translation in the body or comments. Poetry and creative writing are exempt.
  7. No Promotions or Fundraisers
    Do not promote brands, channels, or fundraisers. Self-promotion is not allowed. For genuine collaborations or exceptions, contact the mod team for approval.
  8. SFW ONLY
    This is a Safe For Work community. Do not post or comment anything sexual, explicit, or inappropriate. Avoid using NSFW words, links, or imagery.
  9. Relationship Posts Must Be Meaningful
    We welcome personal experiences and reflections about relationships. However, repetitive “how do I ask them out” or “should I text him or her” type questions are not allowed. Use the search bar before posting.
  10. No Gender Wars or Generalisations
    Do not post content that promotes hostility between genders. Statements like “all men are” or “all women are” will be removed. This subreddit is not the place for gender fights.
  11. Moderation and Reporting Policy
    Respect moderator decisions. Do not repost removed content or publicly argue about moderation. If you disagree, use modmail. Brigading, trolling, or reposting mod decisions will lead to a ban.
  12. Meme Posting Guidelines
    Memes are allowed on all days except Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and only for users with at least 500 comment karma; all meme posts must be original, relevant, and not low-effort, while spammy or low-quality memes will be removed and repeated misuse of the Memes flair may result in moderator action.
  13. No Dating/Matchmaking Request
    This is not a dating subreddit. Posts/Comments looking for matches or relationship partners will be removed and may lead to a ban

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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