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Reddit subreddits generally have self-promotion rules; according to Reddiquette and most subreddit rules, posting links to communities, products, channels or paid content one has created usually requires conditions to be met, such as the account having a sufficient history of active participation, promotional content making up no more than about 10% of one's posts, or prior permission from the moderators; violators' posts are removed and accounts may be restricted.
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