Can you promote in r/vha_human_resources?
This is a group for VHA staff to share ideas and conversation.
The short answer
Engage by providing genuinely helpful, non-promotional answers focused on VHA HR issues, use the pinned megathread when relevant, disclose any affiliation briefly if mentioning your product, and avoid links or pitches unless explicitly allowed by moderators.
What works here
- Answering VHA HR questions with de-identified, on-topic information
- Posting in the pinned megathread when the topic matches
- Citing relevant policies and sources
What gets posts removed
- Unsolicited product pitches, recruiting, or lead-generation
- Sharing PHI/PPI or identifying case details
- Asking users about their VISN or probing for contact details
- Posting off-topic HR-adjacent marketing
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditOn-topic requirement
Rule limits posts to VHA Human Resource related topics, so vendor posts must clearly tie to VHA HR value and not be generic marketing.
Pinned megathread
There is a pinned megathread for specific topics—use it for reproposed questions or centralized discussion, which may be the only allowed place for certain content.
Privacy / sensitive data
Strict prohibition on PHI/PPI and identifying information increases risk for vendor engagement that requests or handles case-level data.
Anonymity guidance
Rules restrict asking about VISN and posting detailed personal/location info, so avoid solicitation for user-specific leads or location-based targeting.
Official rules of r/vha_human_resources
- 01Be nice
- 02No PHI/PPI or identifying case info
- 03Don’t post information that will make it easy for someone to identify YOU
- 04Be specific when siting a rule or policy
- 05No political or religious discussions
- 06Don’t ask what VISN others are in
- 07Keep posts limited to VHA Human Resource related topics.
- 08Troll like behavior will get you banned.
- 09There is a pinned megathread for this topic…
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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