Can you promote in r/accessibility?
Links and discussions about access and inclusion. Both atoms (built environment) and bits (digital accessibility).
The short answer
Do not promote your product or ask for feedback; instead contribute general, non-commercial accessibility advice and follow Accessible Reddit rules.
What works here
- participate in discussions about accessibility topics
- share non-promotional resources and accessibility guidance
- make accessible media submissions per Accessible Reddit rules
What gets posts removed
- promoting products, overlays, or commercial tools
- requesting feedback, testing, surveys, or leads
- revealing you are the founder/creator of a tool (especially overlays)
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Overlay Tools
Explicitly disallows promotion of overlay tools and bans creators if identified.
No feedback requests
Prohibits posts asking for feedback, especially free testing.
No AI Tools / No school projects/surveys
Rules bar AI-made tools that add no value and forbid school projects/surveys (even though compensation may be allowed), indicating strict limits on product-related posts.
Accessible Reddit enforcement
Sidebar requires following Accessible Reddit rules and enforces accessibility on submissions, emphasizing community moderation.
Official rules of r/accessibility
- 01No AI Tools
- 02No school projects/surveys
- 03No Overlay Tools
- 04No feedback requests
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 15, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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