Can you promote in r/documentautomation?
Welcome to r/DocumentAutomation! This community is dedicated to the discussion, promotion, and adoption of document automation and AI technologies. Whether you're an individual, a business professional, or simply interested in the future of document management, join us to share insights, tools, and success stories. Let's unite to drive the movement towards a more efficient, automated, and AI-driven future for all our documentation needs.
The short answer
Contribute helpful, on-topic answers first; if mentioning your product, be transparent, keep it informative (not salesy), and ensure your overall activity stays within the 10% self-promo guideline.
What works here
- Sharing tools, demos, and success stories relevant to document automation
- Answering questions and offering product help when it adds value
- Occasional self-promotional posts consistent with Reddit's 10/90 rule
What gets posts removed
- Pure advertisements or repeated solicitations
- Low-effort posts, memes, or off-topic content
- Posting product links without disclosure or clear relevance
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditLimited Self-Promotion
Self-promotion is allowed but must follow Reddit's 10/90 rule and be relevant/useful to the community.
On-topic requirement
Posts and comments must relate to document automation and AI technologies, so promotional content must be directly relevant.
Quality and conduct expectations
Content should be informative and respectful; low-effort posts may be removed, so product mentions should add substantive value.
Community description encourages promotion
Public description explicitly welcomes discussion, promotion, and adoption of document automation tools.
Official rules of r/documentautomation
- 01Stay on Topic
- 02Respectful Conduct
- 03Limited Self-Promotion
- 04Quality Content
- 05Use Descriptive Titles
- 06Follow Reddit’s Guidelines
- 07Constructive Criticism
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed August 5, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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