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Can you promote in r/amibeingtoosensitive?

A place to gauge someone's sensitivity to certain situations in life.

The short answer

Answer helpfully to the OP; keep mentions of any product/company minimal and optional, disclose affiliation if you do mention it, and avoid soliciting leads or linking to commercial sites unless a mod explicitly permits it.

What works here

  • civil, on-topic comments responding to posts
  • using fake names / avoiding personal data
  • properly formatted, concise replies

What gets posts removed

  • direct solicitation, ads, or asking for customers/leads
  • posting links to commercial pages without prior approval
  • heavy product promotion or repeated self-promotion

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No rules about promotion

Sidebar and rules list civility, anonymity, formatting and scope but do not mention advertising, self-promotion, or vendor participation, so policy on founders/vendors is unspecified.

Civility requirement

Rule requiring civil behavior means keep interactions respectful and avoid aggressive sales tactics.

Anonymity/format rules

Rules require no real names and specific post formatting/start conventions; follow these when replying.

Official rules of r/amibeingtoosensitive

  1. 01Don't be an asshole
  2. 02No real names!
  3. 03Better suited for /r/AmITheAsshole
  4. 04Stolen content

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 23, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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