Can you promote in r/brazil?
A subreddit for the international community to discuss all things Brazil!
The short answer
Engage organically and on-topic as a regular community member, answer questions helpfully, disclose affiliation if relevant, and get mod approval before posting surveys, fundraising, or promotional links.
What works here
- On-topic, non-promotional comments answering a user question
- Being an active community member before sharing projects
- Asking mods for permission (modmail) for questionnaires or promotional posts
- Posting in English (with translations if including Portuguese)
What gets posts removed
- Posting unsolicited product launches, demos or ads
- Sharing petitions, fundraisers, surveys, or questionnaires without mod approval
- Spamming links or repeatedly promoting the same service
- Posting off-topic content not about Brazil/Latin America
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditPetitions/fundraisers/surveys banned
Subreddit explicitly lists petitions, campaigning, fundraisers, questionnaires and surveys as disallowed and requires mod approval for questionnaires.
Spam discouraged
Rules state do not spam the subreddit with your content if you are not an active user; even active users should be selective.
Topical requirement
Only content relevant to Brazil or Latin America is allowed — off-topic promotion will be removed.
Mod contact required for exceptions
The rules instruct users to request moderation approval (modmail) to allow questionnaires or other restricted posts.
English-only requirement
All posts and top-level comments must be in English (Portuguese allowed only with translation), so any outreach must follow language rules.
Official rules of r/brazil
- 01Posts and comments must be in English
- 02Topic Relevance: All content must be related to Brazil or Latin America
- 03Civility: No personal attacks, hate speech, or inflammatory language
- 04No denial of violence, massacres, and other systemic violent activity
- 05Contribute meaningfully. No low-effort posts, trolling, or agenda-pushing
- 06No gore, endorsement of violence, or any other illegal activities.
- 07Use the eVisa mega-thread
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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