Content Policy
Content standards for tasks, public instructions, submissions and platform knowledge resources.
Required quality
Titles must describe a real objective. Instructions must explain the expected contribution, evidence and constraints. Published tasks cannot use placeholder or gibberish text.
- Specific purpose
- Readable instructions
- Reasonable reward
- Clear deadline
- Verifiable result
Unacceptable content
The platform rejects deceptive, exploitative, illegal or harmful instructions and content that misrepresents a person’s experience.
- Fabricated testimonials
- Personal data exposure
- Harassment
- Plagiarism
- Spam and duplicate posts
- Manipulated engagement
Knowledge content
Guides and policy pages should distinguish platform policy from third-party rules, cite primary sources where possible and display review dates.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI assist with drafting?
AI may assist, but a human must review accuracy, originality, disclosure and community fit before publishing.
Can the same post be used in many subreddits?
Usually not. Each subreddit has its own rules, context and expectations.