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r/Canning PUBLIC
A place to discuss safe, scientifically verified canning recipes and practices, along with other forms of home food preservation. We encourage an inclusive and respectful environment. Everyone is welcome! Please see our rules and contact our moderation team via modmail with any suggestions or concerns.
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r/Canning is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 206,183 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.8%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a moderate conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Self-promotion is generally allowed according to recent analysis.
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Subreddit Rules
- Stay on Topic: Posts on this subreddit must be related to canning. Off topic posts will be removed. If you have questions about whether a work is on topic, please message our mod team.
- Be kind: Please be kind to one another. We can discuss and disagree with each other in a civilized way. Rudeness and name calling are never the answer. Please remain civil. Don't attack, harrass, or insult people
- witch-hunting or bullying. If you see something you find offensive, let the mods know. Follow general reddiquette.
- Please report unsafe practices: Please report unsafe practices so that we can have a look at it. This doesn't mean that we will take these posts/comments down, just that we will have a look and maybe pin a comment, start a conversation about it and change the flair. Egregious unsafe posts/comments may be subject for removal.
- Egregious unsafe posts/comments may be subject for removal.
- Limited self-promotion: It is great that you have a blog, youtube channel, instagram page, business, other group or subreddit etc. But this is not the place to promote it. The exception to this rule are the monthly threads for promoting your safe canning related page, business, etc. Please wait for those rather than recommending, linking, commenting etc your own work, group, page, etc. Any additional rare exceptions to this rule must be sought via modmail and receive PRIOR mod team approve before posting/commenting.
- Do not post surveys without getting prior mod permission: Please ask permission in modmail before posting a survey on this subreddit.
- No low-effort posts/comments
- low-effort posts/comments allowed. This includes reposting of old posts from r/Canning posted as your own content, posts of little-to-no community value, and general shitposting. Text posts should have more than two sentences at the very minimum and media should be of high quality in general. AI generated posts/comments may contain potentially risky and/or inaccurate information and are considered low quality effort on the behalf of the user and will be removed when reported.
- No video recipes: The mods of r/Canning attempt to verify whether or not posted recipes follow scientifically published guidelines. This is difficult to do with "video" style recipes and How-Tos due to their length -- the mods simply don't have time to sit around and watch a bunch of 10 - 20 minute long videos to vet them. Hence video recipes are currently disallowed. Thank-you for your understanding!
- No bigotry: We will not tolerate bigotry of any kind, including but not limited to: racism, homophobia, biphobia, and aphobia.
- No politics: This is not the place for current political commentary.
- No Meta Comments / Be Respectful of Mod Team: We reserve the right to moderate at our own discretion
- meta posts/comments about the sub or its mods. Please be respectful. If you have concerns, questions, or ideas you wish to raise attention to, do so via mod mail. Hostile chats and direct messages sent to our mods will not be tolerated. Our community should be a safe space for all, including our hardworking mod team.
- Mod Attention Needed: Please use the report function and choose this option to get mod team attention to situations that are escalating and may require mod intervention in the near future. Also, you can use this option if you are unsure if a post or comment is unsafe. is violating rules or promotes harassment, instead of typing "Remove if not allowed" or commenting that the mods should do something about an argument. Our community relies on user reports to help our mod team maintain a safe and harmonious environment.
- Photo Description Needed - 12 hours or more: As per the request of the Photo AutoMod (PAM), all posts that contain an image must have a description added. Posts with images that lack a reply to PAM within a reasonable timeframe will regrettably be removed, as we assume you're a bot and won't care. Repeat offenders will get banned so that we can keep our membership clean and full of humans, not toasters.
- If you have a post removed, please reach out to us via ModMail with your description if you wish to have your post reinstated.
What is r/Canning?
r/Canning is a public Reddit community created in December 2009 with over 206,183 members. A place to discuss safe, scientifically verified canning recipes and practices, along with other forms of home food preservation. We encourage an inclusive and respectful environment. Everyone is welcome! Please see our rules and contact our moderation team via modmail with any suggestions or concerns.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.8%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is generally allowed, making it a potential opportunity for authentic brand participation.
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