Original Summary

I kept seeing people get posts removed for things that are fine in one sub and a permanent ban in another. So I went through the written rules of the usual founder subreddits. Weekly active users in brackets. Subreddit Can you share your product? r/ SideProject (334k) Yes, it's what the sub is for r/ Entrepreneur (267k) No. No URLs, no "DM me", and AI-written posts get removed r/ SaaS (241k) 1 mention or 3 links every 60 days, and you have to disclose it's yours r/ startups (108k) Only in the monthly share thread. Posts can't name your project r/ marketing (65k) No. Self-promotion and AI content are permanent bans r/ SEO (59k) No links at all, in posts or comments r/ buildinpublic (54k) Yes, if you share progress and lessons, not just a link r/ microsaas (26k) Yes, with a backstory, stack or revenue. Bare links get removed r/ indiehackers (11k) Once, with the Self Promotion flair The things that trip people up most: Links in comments count. r/ SaaS counts them toward the 60-day limit, and r/ SEO removes them. Naming your project in r/ startups. Their rules say discussion posts shouldn't be tied to your own product by name or URL, even if the post is genuinely useful. AI-written posts. r/ Entrepreneur and r/ marketing both call this out in their rules, and r/ marketing bans for it. Rules change, so check the sidebar before you post. This was accurate as of mid-September.   submitted by   /u/notomarsol [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/21 04:42:39