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r/LesbianBookClub PUBLIC
Books! Everyone interested in Lesbian Books is welcome here. Book recommendations, discussions, and reviews are welcome. Posting to promote your group, book, or subreddit is allowed once every month. Promotional posts may be removed at the moderators discretion.
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r/LesbianBookClub is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 74,891 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 2.8%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a high conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Strict rules against self-promotion are in place, so marketing should focus strictly on value-driven community engagement.
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Subreddit Rules
- Play nice: Be nice
- personal attacks, name calling, preference shaming, or harassment. If you disagree do it politely. 🥰
- Off-topic.: Posts that are not about lesbian books or literature will be deleted. This includes memes.
- No explicit sexual content within post titles or comments. : 'Spicy' books and recs are great, but please keep content on the subreddit itself PG-13. Consider warnings or tags on book recs for books that might contain explicit or triggering content.
- No promotion of piracy.: Along with being unethical in most cases, piracy and theft of intellectual property is against reddit's rules and can get the subreddit shut down.
- LesbianBookClub is trans-inclusive.: ALL lesbians and those who enjoy lesbian books, regardless of gender identity, are welcome here. Transphobia is strictly forbidden. If you regularly participate in communities known for transphobia or brigading, you may be banned. You may appeal this ban by sending in a modmail.
- Do not be hateful or discriminatory: Everyone is welcome here. Hate and discrimination are not allowed, including homophobia (especially lesbophobia and biphobia); racism; discrimination based on ethnicity, religion, class, or disability status; and any other kind of hate or discrimination not listed here. Violation of this policy can result from anywhere between a warning or a ban. You are expected to follow this rule on other subreddits as well; if you are hateful elsewhere, we will only assume you will be hateful here, too.
- Self-promotion guidelines: Posts advertising personal work may only be made twice a month in this subreddit. Comments recommending personal work should only be made when appropriate. Creators should participate in the community and partake in discussions beyond making posts advertising their work. In other words, if you do not regularly participate in this space, then you are not allowed to advertise your work here in any capacity.
- No AI: Do not post any work or art that was created or edited by an AI to this subreddit. However: please do not report a post that breaks this rule unless you are 100% sure something is made with AI and can prove it, beyond just "it uses a lot of em dashes." As a writer -- and someone who loves em dashes -- it is incredibly disheartening to have someone accuse your work of using AI after you worked very hard on it. If you are going to report AI please also send modmail with your proof of AI generation
- Please mark spoilers: When posting about a book, please employ spoiler tags and markings when appropriate. Talking about a book in general (e.g. "the book is about a girl who gets lost in the woods") is fine. Spoilers markings are required when talking specifics (e.g. in chapter 3 A kisses B). Failure to do so will lead to your post or comment being deleted, and repeat violations may result in a ban.
- To mark spoilers: add >! on either side of your text.
- The final product >!should look like this!<.
- Amazon Links: When sending or posting any link to buy a book, whether it is traditional or self-published, please do not link to Amazon, or any Amazon affiliated entity such as Audible, unless it is the only place you can obtain that book. I recognize that Amazon often sells books cheaper than you can get anywhere else, but Amazon is also killing independent bookstores because they are pricing them out. This is not to mention the way they abuse their employees. So please, avoid linking to Amazon if possible.
What is r/LesbianBookClub?
r/LesbianBookClub is a public Reddit community created in September 2016 with over 74,891 members. Books! Everyone interested in Lesbian Books is welcome here. Book recommendations, discussions, and reviews are welcome. Posting to promote your group, book, or subreddit is allowed once every month. Promotional posts may be removed at the moderators discretion.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 2.8%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is not allowed, so marketing efforts should focus on providing genuine value to the community.
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