Can you promote in r/nextjs?
Next.js is a React framework for building full-stack web applications
The short answer
Help publicly with technical Next.js questions, disclose your affiliation if mentioning your product only when directly relevant, and share projects or demos in the weekly show-and-tell thread rather than as standalone posts.
What works here
- Answer technical Next.js questions
- Discuss Next.js features, issues, and solutions
- Share projects in the weekly show-and-tell thread
What gets posts removed
- Posting product pitches or shilling outside the weekly thread
- Asking for general feedback or 'rate my site' posts
- Advertising jobs or recruiting customers
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo shilling; use weekly show and tell
Rule explicitly bans posts shilling products/projects/portfolios and redirects project posts to the weekly show-and-tell thread.
Must be Next.js-specific
Posts must be about the Next.js framework, so off-topic promotional content is not allowed.
No feedback requests
Requests for general feedback or 'rate my website' are disallowed and also directed to the weekly show-and-tell if sharing a project.
No job ads
The community is not a job board and forbids asking for or advertising jobs.
Official rules of r/nextjs
- 01Posts must be relevant specifically to the Next.js framework
- 02No low effort posts
- 03Stay polite
- 04No posts shilling your product, project, portfolio, etc
- 05This is not a job board
- 06No rate my website or ask for feedback posts
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 24, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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