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Can you promote in r/localllm?

Subreddit to discuss locally run large language models.

The short answer

Participate genuinely in discussions, disclose your affiliation when relevant, and keep promotional content to well under 10% of your contributions.

What works here

  • Answer technical questions about locally run LLMs
  • Share project updates sparingly and with disclosure
  • Offer help, demos, or troubleshooting when directly relevant

What gets posts removed

  • Posting frequent product pitches or solicitations
  • Making promotional posts that exceed ~10% of your activity
  • Spamming multiple similar posts or bypassing moderation

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

Topic relevance required

Posts must relate to LLMs — ensures vendor posts should be relevant to local LLM discussion.

Limit on self-promotion

A 1/10th guideline indicates promotion is allowed but constrained; be conservative and disclose affiliation.

Quality / effort expectation

Low-effort posts discouraged — founders should provide substantive, helpful content rather than thin ads.

Follow platform rules

Must comply with Reddit's Content Policy; moderation can remove promotional content that violates broader rules.

Official rules of r/localllm

  1. 01Off-Topic Posts
  2. 02Low Effort Posts
  3. 03Limit Self-Promotion
  4. 04Follow Reddit's Content Policy
  5. 05Do not duplicate posts under review

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 2, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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