Key takeaways
- Reject any task that requires a predetermined positive conclusion.
- Avoid repeated posts, keyword stuffing and link drops.
- Do not target critics or organize reports.
Recommended process
Use this process as a practical review sequence. Adapt it to the target community and current rules.
- Reject any task that requires a predetermined positive conclusion.
- Avoid repeated posts, keyword stuffing and link drops.
- Do not target critics or organize reports.
- Do not evade bans or moderator decisions.
- Do not expose private personal information.
What to avoid
These patterns create authenticity, safety or manipulation risk.
- Positive-only testimonials
- Mass posting
- Harassment or brigading
- Ban evasion
- Automated account activity
Review checklist
Before publishing or approving the task, confirm each item.
- No fixed opinion
- No duplicate content
- No targeted individual
- No evasion instruction
- No personal data
Important limitation
This guide describes platform practice, not legal advice or a guarantee of moderator approval. Reddit and subreddit rules may change.
Frequently asked questions
Does following this guide guarantee approval?
No. Moderators and communities make their own decisions.
Should rules be checked again before publishing?
Yes. Written rules, pinned guidance and moderator practices can change.