Can you promote in r/mlscaling?
ML/AI/DL research on approaches using large models, datasets, and compute: "more is different"
The short answer
Contribute helpful, technical answers or shared research first; if mentioning your product or company, keep it brief, relevant, and optional (focus on the research/content).
What works here
- Posting or discussing full-text research links
- Technical discussion about large-scale ML approaches
- Using tags and affiliations as per sidebar
What gets posts removed
- Direct sales pitches, solicitations, or overt marketing
- Low-quality or paywalled links without justification
- Posting promotional content without contributing to discussion first
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on Redditresearch-focused subreddit
Sidebar repeatedly frames the community as for discussing research on large-scale ML and asks technical questions (how, why, resources, consequences).
full-text links expectation
Submit text: 'Fulltext links only' and guidance about avoiding unstable or paywalled hosts, implying quality standards for posts and links.
tags/affiliations for research context
Detailed tagging and affiliation conventions indicate emphasis on research provenance rather than vendor promotion.
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 13, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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