Can you promote in r/coherencephysics?
The public lab of Skylar Fiction and Coherence Physics. A place for philosophy, political breakdowns, science, identity, intelligence, AI, complex systems, social failure, history, religion, sci fi art, music, poetry, and the repair of broken systems. Coherence Physics asks how people, machines, communities, institutions, and civilizations hold together under pressure, and why they sometimes collapse
The short answer
Participate as a researcher: post useful, well-sourced technical content, use the correct flair, disclose affiliations if relevant, and avoid overt advertising or low-effort recruitment.
What works here
- Well-sourced posts about models, experiments, or theory
- Open problems, original research, and demos framed as learning/feedback
- Serious technical answers and critiques
What gets posts removed
- Unsolicited product pitches, sales posts, or recruitment
- Low-effort posts, vague promotional language, or link-only posts
- Failing to use flairs or to cite sources when making claims
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on Redditspam removed
Moderators explicitly remove spam and low-effort posts, indicating anti-promotional stance.
original research welcome
The subreddit supports original research and serious exploration, so substantive founder contributions framed as research are acceptable.
use flairs and cite sources
Post guidance requires using flairs and citing sources, so promotional content lacking rigor/attribution is likely disallowed.
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 21, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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