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r/economy PUBLIC
Forum for economy, business, politics, stocks, bonds, product releases, IPOs, advice, news, investment, videos, predictions, government, money, politics, debate, capitalism, current trends, and more.
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r/economy is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 1,076,613 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.2%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a low 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
- Be friendly/Remember the human: Please be nice. 'Nuff said. Try not to be annoying or to be easily annoyed.
- Your post need to be friendly and not insulting.
- Site-wide rules and [reddiquette](https://www.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439) apply.
- Please don't use ad hominem attacks; remember there's another *person* on the end of the computer you're talking to. You'll change more minds with logic and reason than you will with name-calling.
- No duplicates/reposts: Duplicates/reposts will be removed on sight.
- Derailing discussion: Attempting to derail discussion away from its main topic and/or discredit another user by calling them a 'bot', 'shill', troll', 'wumao', 'Ivan', etc.; and/or attempting to discredit sources with accusations of 'state-owned media', 'propaganda', 'fake news', etc, may result in a warning or a ban.
- Posting blatantly false claims/statement/facts are not allowed. This is a form of derailing discussion and setting up "red herrings" and "strawmen" that keeps civil conversation from happening.
- Ranting without reading: Don't rant about articles you haven't bothered to read. If you come in and say something like "I didn't read this, but it's crap!" that indicates you probably don't know what you're talking about. Therefore you may receive a warning or a ban. If you want to rant about articles you haven't read, go do that at r/worldnews or r/news.
- No political advertising or AI-generated images or ChatGPT-generated articles.
- political advertising such as PAC campaign material.
- Posting AI-generated images is not allowed in this sub or posting AI-generated articles written by ChatGPT or any other AI application. Violations may result in a warning or a ban.
- Exceptions will be made for satire.
- 8 posts per day maximum per user: Users may post up to 8 articles per day in this sub.
- No commercial ads (spam),political advertising or AI-generated images or ChatGPT-generated articles.: Commercial advertising (spam) or political advertising such as PAC campaign material is not allowed in this sub-reddit. Violations may result in a warning or a ban.
- Posting AI-generated images and passing them off as real is not allowed in this sub. Posting AI-generated articles written by ChatGPT or any other AI application or articles created by AI is not allowed in this sub. Violations may result in a warning or a ban.
- Please try to use the article's original title and keep editorializing to a minimum.: Please try to use the article's original title/headline when posting. Save editorializing for the comments.
- A good format is
- Original Title | Sub-title
- Original Title | Quote from article
- You can use
- Original Title | An objective summary
- but do try to make the summary objective.
- Stay on topic: The sub's topic is "the economy." Your post has to have something to do with the economy.
What is r/economy?
r/economy is a public Reddit community created in March 2008 with over 1,076,613 members. Forum for economy, business, politics, stocks, bonds, product releases, IPOs, advice, news, investment, videos, predictions, government, money, politics, debate, capitalism, current trends, and more.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.2%. 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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