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r/lebanon PUBLIC
Welcome to Lebanon! The country where East meets West, bordered by the beautiful Mediterranean sea and home to grand green Cedar forests and high snow covered mountains. We focus on everything Lebanese; the people and rich cultural diversity, the lush and vibrant nature, our world-renowned national cuisine and a history that stretches back to ancient Roman ruins and the birth of the Phoenician alphabet. We're a trilingual sub, submissions made in English, Arabic or French are welcome.
Marketing Summary
r/lebanon is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 164,479 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.9%. 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
- All posts should be directly related to Lebanon:
- - This subreddit is for content with a clear connection to Lebanon and Lebanese people.
- - For lighter social topics or content that may interest Lebanese people without being Lebanon-related, use r/lebanonLounge.
- - Generic memes, random tech/gaming, personal issues, or casual topics with no clear Lebanese angle should be posted on r/lebanonLounge instead.
- - If the link to Lebanon is not obvious from the title, explain it clearly in the post body.
- Be respectful and respect Reddit ToS:
- - Zero Tolerance for Discrimination
- racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, or bigoted speech, including offensive generalizations or dehumanizing remarks.
- - No Personal Attacks or Harassment: Do not insult or curse at individuals directly. Criticism of politicians and public figures is allowed, except for clerics or religious figures.
- - Do not troll or engage with trolls.
- Use descriptive titles on posts and avoid low-effort content:
- - Always provide a clear title that accurately reflects the content of your post.
- - Avoid using vague or non-descriptive titles such as “Help” or opinion-based phrases like “We live in a jungle”.
- - Casual discussions or random personal topics should be posted on r/lebanonLounge instead
- - Simple, one-line questions or topics that can be easily searched online should be directed to our Telegram channel chats or Discord server.
- Do not editorialize titles and share paywall articles in the comments:
- When posting a news article:
- - Use the full, original title of the article, don’t editorialize by including assumptions or personal opinions in the title. Biased op-eds, unreliable sources, or blogs are not allowed.
- - Translate content when not in Arabic or English.
- - Share content only from verified and credible sources, such as peer-reviewed academic work or reputable journalistic outlets.
- - If you link an article protected by a paywall, copy/paste the contents in the comments section.
- Posts should be made with the intent to promote discussion, not to provoke arguments:
- This platform is for community building, not for fueling unnecessary conflict.
- - Posts/comments should aim to engage the community in meaningful/positive dialogue, focusing on solutions rather than on arguments, accusations, or assumptions.
- - When making a statement or claim, back it up with credible evidence. Avoid making assumptions or presenting unverified information as fact.
- - No Misinformation: Do not gaslight, repeatedly argue against established facts, or post revisionist history.
- Do not post items or services for sale. Get mod approval before posting surveys or job vacancies:
- Sales of items, services or products is prohibited. Please use r/LebaneseMarketplace.
- Before posting any of the following, you must contact the moderators and obtain written approval:
- - Surveys, questionnaires, or research forms
- - Job offers, internships, or recruitment posts
- How to get approval:
- - Send a modmail explaining what you want to post, including the full details.
- - Wait for a moderator to confirm that you are allowed to post it
- - If you do not receive approval, do not post.
- Do not advertise social media accounts, blogs, or vlogs:
- r/Lebanon is not an advertising platform. Do not use the subreddit to promote your personal or commercial content, including:
- - Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, YouTube, Twitch, or any other social media accounts
- - Personal blogs, vlogs, podcasts, or newsletters
- - Discord servers, Telegram groups, WhatsApp groups, or similar communities
- This applies whether the promotion is:
- - A standalone post
- - Hidden in a comment
- - Repeated mentions of the same handle, channel, or link
- Medical advice is strictly forbidden:
- - Do not ask for places of sales of drugs, weed, hash or medication. Do not offer or seek medical advice on Reddit in general, and on this sub in specific.
- - If you need help dealing with a specific situation, please contact the mods before posting.
- Moderators reserve the right to ban toxic users and troublemakers:
- - Moderators are responsible for maintaining a healthy and safe environment. Users who consistently engage in fighting, name-calling, or posting inflammatory content will not be tolerated.
- - While freedom of speech is valued, it is not unlimited. It ends when rules are violated. You are welcome to share your opinions, but always do so respectfully.
- Respect Lebanon, r/Lebanon, and its community:
- - Posts and comments should not attack Lebanon, justify war, or attack the sovereignty of Lebanon.
- - Do not insult, attack, or disparage r/Lebanon, its users, or its community.
- Do not post personal ads (dating, friendship, or networking):
- r/Lebanon is not a personals or dating platform. Do not post threads looking for:
- - Dating or romantic partners
- - Friendship or "lonely, looking for friends" posts
- - People to hang out / network with
- If you would like to connect with others, make friends, post a dating introduction, plan meetups, or find people to hang out with, please use our sister sub r/lebanonLounge.
- Do not create posts asking if Lebanon is safe to visit:
- - This subreddit cannot assess or guarantee anyone’s personal safety
- - Do not post threads asking if Lebanon is “safe” to visit, travel to, or move to.
- - Safety depends on many factors (location, timing, personal profile, risk tolerance) and no user or moderator can give you a definitive or reliable guarantee.
- r/Lebanon is not a substitute for official travel advisories, embassy guidance, or your own risk assessment.
- Recent or redundant topic:
- - Do not repost the same or similar content. Search the subreddit before posting a question or topic.
- - Do not create a new thread for a question, link, screenshot, or topic that was recently posted or already answered.
- - Repetitive, redundant, or easily searchable posts may be removed.
- Post in the relevant pinned Megathread:
- - For certain hot or high-traffic topics, r/Lebanon uses pinned Megathreads to keep the subreddit readable and avoid spam.
- - When a Megathread is pinned about a specific topic, please post all related questions, updates, links, and discussions as comments in that Megathread, not as separate posts.
- - Check the top of the subreddit for active pinned Megathreads before creating a new post.
What is r/lebanon?
r/lebanon is a public Reddit community created in June 2009 with over 164,479 members. Welcome to Lebanon! The country where East meets West, bordered by the beautiful Mediterranean sea and home to grand green Cedar forests and high snow covered mountains. We focus on everything Lebanese; the people and rich cultural diversity, the lush and vibrant nature, our world-renowned national cuisine and a history that stretches back to ancient Roman ruins and the birth of the Phoenician alphabet. We're a trilingual sub, submissions made in English, Arabic or French are welcome.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.9%. 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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