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r/homeschool PUBLIC
PLEASE REPORT ALL SPAM. The r/homeschool community is for parents who educate their children at home (or are considering it). Welcome to the largest home education subreddit!
Marketing Summary
r/homeschool is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 234,743 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.6%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a moderate 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
- Please report all spam. This includes apps, "platforms," AI tools, etc.: Spammers are constantly finding ways to circumvent our countermeasures. You can help by reporting spam. The mods will get to it.
- Your “free” app, printable, etc. is spam to us. Your market research or academic survey is also spam to us.
- Do not demean people for their religious beliefs.: * This is not the place to *debate* or *attack* religious beliefs (or the people who hold them). * Nor is it the place for people to attempt to sell their beliefs. * However, some homeschool curriculum is inseparable from a religious worldview. This is perfectly okay. * Links which have some religious overtones are acceptable. *BUT, please tag them*.
- Please be supportive, and kind to one another.: This subreddit strives to be a welcoming, inclusive, and cordial community. We do not want you to agree with everyone, but you will respect your fellow Redditors. Disagree with a post or comment? You are encouraged to voice your opinion and persuade us to change our minds. But you must accomplish this with reasoning and cordiality.
- Stay focused on what everyone wants: Stay focused on what everyone (*hopefully*) wants: To raise smart, well-rounded, responsible children.
- Add flair to your link / post if it applies: [See this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/homeschool/comments/5co6az/we_have_flairs_use_them_when_applicable/) for more information about thread flairs.
- No spamming links to useless monetized blogs: Let's be honest--virtually all blogs include advertising, affiliate links, or products. Link submissions to blogs that write useful, insightful, and helpful posts are welcome. Links to blogs simply looking to get a sale through an affiliate network that offer very little value will be removed and marked as spam. Unfortunately, interpreting this rule is quite subjective. *You can help:* **1) Report** posts for this rule **2) Upvote** & **comment** on link submissions you found helpful.
- Hit & run posts: Users who submit/spam their blogs or YouTube videos without ever engaging in the broader scope of the r/Homeschool community will be banned.
- Examples:***
- All of your submissions to r/Homeschool link to your personal YouTube channel and you only engage with comments on your posts.
- Once a month you log into Reddit & submit a new blog post to 5 edu related subs, including r/Homeschool.
- Although you're active in other subs, you only comment here when you can drop a related link.
- This is not the place to advocate banning or regulating homeschooling.: Calls for the use of government force against parents are often masked by innocuous euphemisms such as “oversight” or “accountability.” Oversight by whom? Accountability to whom? Please focus on improving your own life before trying to control other people.
What is r/homeschool?
r/homeschool is a public Reddit community created in March 2008 with over 234,743 members. PLEASE REPORT ALL SPAM. The r/homeschool community is for parents who educate their children at home (or are considering it). Welcome to the largest home education subreddit!
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.6%. 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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