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r/Cricket PUBLIC
News, banter and occasional serious discussion on the great game.
Marketing Summary
r/Cricket is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 1,838,621 members. It currently has a negative sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.1%. With a community friendliness score of 30, this subreddit presents a low conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Self-promotion is generally allowed according to recent analysis.
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Subreddit Rules
- No abuse, racism, homophobia, sexism, trolling, or harassment: Be polite with your contributions and interactions
- personal attacks/abuse of other redditors. Don't be homophobic or sexist.
- Don't post personal information, witch-hunt or harass others, and don't tag people by username to make fun of them or their opinions.
- Racism or deliberate trolling is a permanent ban.**
- No reposts: Check the [new queue](https://www.reddit.com/r/Cricket/new/) to make sure your link hasn't already been posted before submitting it.
- Reposts or multiple posts discussing the same topic from only slightly different perspectives will be removed. If a post already exists, add your related link to the comments section instead.
- No editorialised or bad post titles, or paywalled articles without the content
- editorialising of post titles. Don't significantly change the title of a post when you submit it - use the original or suggested title instead. Add your opinion as a comment on your own post if you want.
- Don't make posts with clickbait, terrible (e.g. all caps), nondescriptive, or uninformative titles.
- News articles behind a paywall must have the full text of the article posted as a comment.
- No irrelevant politics/religion, or posts unrelated to cricket
- political or religious content unless it is directly relevant to the sport. Even then only discuss how it impacts cricket - keep political/religious opinions not related to cricket in other subreddits.
- All posts submitted must be relevant to cricket. Off-topic comments are ok in general discussion, free talk, and match threads.uninformative, bad post titles.
- English language only, unless including a translation
- posts or comments in languages other than English, unless a translation is included.
- No flamebait, or insults/generalisations targeting an entire nation or fanbase
- generalised attacks/whinging about other fanbases/countries, or blaming fanbases for downvotes. If you disagree with someone, do it politely and don't insult their entire nation or fanbase.
- No posts created specifically to attack a team/player/fanbase/country or to create drama.
- No asking for votes or discussion on posts in other subreddits.
- No memes or low effort content
- 'cheap karma' posts or comments. [Please read this guideline](https://www.reddit.com/r/Cricket/wiki/loweffortrule) for more information.
- No novelty accounts, useless bots, AI generated content, daily voting games, link shorteners, or posts/comments asking mods for things (use modmail).
- No streams or illegal/copyrighted content: Do not share or ask for sharing of illegal/copyrighted material or streams. This includes both videos and gifs of match highlights.
- Share media links from official sources only.
- No toxic fan behaviour: Be polite and respectful when expressing negative opinions
- low-effort hate/insults or toxic abuse directed at players, umpires, clubs, national teams, fans, associated people, or formats of the game.
- Do not wish for injuries, or cheer when they happen.
- No highly specific/trivial stat posts and low-effort match event posts: Do not post stats which are overly specific or trivial and follow the guidelines around match event posts. More detailed definitions of both can be found [on the wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/Cricket/wiki/rules#wiki_rule_10.3A_no_highly_specific.2Ftrivial_stat_posts_and_low-effort_match_event_posts)
What is r/Cricket?
r/Cricket is a public Reddit community created in March 2008 with over 1,838,621 members. News, banter and occasional serious discussion on the great game.
The community has a negative sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.1%. With a friendliness score of 30, 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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