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Can you promote in r/aba?

A forum to provide dissemination of applied behavior analysis (ABA) and evidence-based research, assist the public in understanding the science, and to promote conversation between BCBAs, aspiring BCBAs, BCaBAs, RBTs, and others who are interested.

The short answer

Participate as a helpful, evidence-focused member; answer questions, cite sources, avoid promotional language and overt product pitches; if mentioning your company do so briefly for transparency and not as the main point.

What works here

  • answering technical questions with citations
  • sharing evidence-based resources and research links
  • job/hiring posts (only on Fridays, per rule)

What gets posts removed

  • direct company advertisements or product launches
  • solicitations, lead-gen or recruiting customers
  • blogspam, low-effort promotional posts, or linking to sales pages

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No Spam or Low-Effort Content

Subreddit explicitly removes spam, excessive self-promotion, and blogspam at moderator discretion.

Company Ads & Hiring Restricted

Company advertisements and hiring campaigns are listed as not allowed; job posts allowed only on Fridays.

Support for Evidence-Based Content

Community requires evidence-based treatments, respectful discussion, and asks submitters to cite sources.

No Unrelated Advertisements

Sidebar rules state 'No blogspam or unrelated advertisements' and prefer reputable sources for links.

Official rules of r/aba

  1. 01We support all therapeutic evidence-based treatments and do not condone any pseudoscience.
  2. 02Be respectful, kind, open-minded, and constructive.
  3. 03Do not intentionally misrepresent ABA or spread misinformation about the field.
  4. 04Engage respectfully and professionally.
  5. 05No Spam or Low-Effort Content
  6. 06Copyright Infringement (Including Attempts)
  7. 07Protect Client & Professional Privacy
  8. 08No Homework or Coursework Requests
  9. 09Job Posts / Hiring Leads
  10. 10"Red Flag?" Posts
  11. 11Company Recommendations / "Should I Work Here?"

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 20, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

Read the Intoru research and correction methodology.

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