Can you promote in r/modernoperators?
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The short answer
Give a genuinely helpful, non-promotional answer first; transparently mention your product/service only as a brief, secondary note and ensure the post adds clear value.
What works here
- Providing actionable, high-value advice or resources
- Mentioning your product/service when it directly solves the problem and adds value
- Linking back to your product only when context and value are clear
What gets posts removed
- Posting blatant sales pitches or low-effort promotional posts
- Linking to products/services without useful, substantive content
- Joining just to drop a link or recruit customers
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Self Promotion rule
Self-promotion is permitted only if you 'actually provide REAL value'; otherwise you'll be banned — implies strict conditional allowance and high moderator scrutiny.
Community intent
Sidebar describes a community of founders focused on operations and helping each other — favors substantive, helpful contributions over ads.
No low-effort posts
Requires thoughtful posts, so promotional content must be high-quality and valuable.
Official rules of r/modernoperators
- 01No low-effort posts
- 02Be respectful
- 03No Self Promotion
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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