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Can you promote in r/scotland?

Scotland - all things Scotland, Scottish and Scot here.

The short answer

Give a genuinely helpful, on-topic answer first; mention your company/product only briefly and transparently if it directly solves the ask and does not dominate the post.

What works here

  • On-topic, helpful answers about Scotland
  • Posting relevant local resources or projects when they add value
  • Participating in discussion and answering follow-ups

What gets posts removed

  • Posting overt ads, solicitations, or asking for money (begging)
  • Posting tourism queries outside the stickied thread
  • Using posts to drive leads or multiple self-promotional posts
  • Using url shorteners or editing headlines to inject opinion

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

Relevance required

All posts should be related to Scotland — ensure any product mention is directly relevant to the local topic.

Participation expected

Community expects posters to comment constructively; vendors should engage in discussion rather than drop links.

No begging

Asking for money or gifts is explicitly banned — avoid solicitations or fundraising asks.

Tourism thread restriction

Tourism queries must go in the stickied thread — don't post promotional tourism pitches outside it.

Civility and content rules

Rules require civil behaviour and disallow AI-generated content and url shorteners — maintain transparency and follow format rules.

Official rules of r/scotland

  1. 01All posts should be related to Scotland
  2. 02No editorialised titles unless for clarity
  3. 03One post per story, please
  4. 04Don't be a cunt
  5. 05No brigading
  6. 06Tourism queries must be in the stickied thread
  7. 07Provide alternative source to paywalled articles or social media submissions
  8. 08No politics on posts flaired as 'Casual'
  9. 09Absolutely NO SALAD
  10. 10Participate
  11. 11No AI generated content
  12. 12No begging allowed

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 25, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

Read the Intoru research and correction methodology.

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