Promoting on r/laravel: Rules and What Gets Removed
r/laravel is a community about the Laravel PHP framework and its ecosystem, for people interested in discussing Laravel, sharing resources, and following related news.
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2012
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5
community rules
Can you promote your product in r/laravel?
Yes, but only conditionally. Rule 3, "Don't Spam / No Clickbait," says, "Self-promotion is fine if it's valuable," but also says not to post back-to-back, not to drop links without engaging, and not to hijack threads to promote your own product.
The rules that cover promotion
Rule 3: Don't Spam / No Clickbait
"Self-promotion is fine if it's valuable- don't post back-to-back or drop links without engaging."
Rule 3: Don't Spam / No Clickbait
"No hijacking threads to promote your own product."
Rule 3: Don't Spam / No Clickbait
"Spam, low effort, or obvious AI generated content will be removed based on community reports, votes, and comments."
Rule 3: Don't Spam / No Clickbait
"Clickbait or poorly titled posts aren't allowed- titles should clearly convey the topic."
Quoted from the subreddit's own rules, snapshot from July 2026. Read all 5 rules on Reddit
What gets removed
- Spam, low effort, or obvious AI generated content
- Clickbait or poorly titled posts
- Posts that are not directly related to Laravel
- Framework comparison content
Safer ways to show up
- Share something directly related to Laravel and make sure it is valuable
- Engage with the community, do not just drop links
- Avoid back-to-back promotional posts
- Use clear, non-clickbait titles and keep discussion focused and relevant
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