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r/milwaukee PUBLIC
MKE, Cream City, Mil-town, Brew City, The Good Land.
Marketing Summary
r/milwaukee is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 157,947 members. It currently has a negative sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.9%. With a community friendliness score of 30, 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
- Must be related to Milwaukee: All posts must be directly related to Milwaukee. If this is not immediately clear from the content, be sure to specify why in the title.
- For further specifications, please review the wiki [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/milwaukee/wiki/rules)
- Limits on political submissions: Political and ideological posts must be objective and must have a neutral, non-sensationalized title. Article submissions should reference the original content, title, and text as much as possible. Personal opinions and beliefs are allowed in the comments as civil discussion, subject to
- No reposts of recent submissions: Please search or refer to the sidebar before asking a question. Reposts of recent content or commonly asked questions may be removed. During major events, submissions may be merged into a megathread.
- Practice civility: Be civil, address the argument not the person, don't harass or attack other users, treat them with respect, don't threaten or encourage any kind of violence, don't post anyone's personal information and don't intentionally spread misinformation. This includes, but is not limited to, blatant name-calling, "redpilling", racist comments/slurs and personal attacks. Racism, spamming, trolling and disinformation campaigning will not be tolerated.
- Spam that violates the 9-1 ratio: Self-promotion on our subreddit requires that you follow the 9:1 ratio, i.e. only 1 out of every 10 of your submissions should be your own content. New accounts are allowed to make a single self-promotion submission however continued creation of new accounts to submit additional self-promotion is not allowed.
- No links to hard paywalled or login required content: Links to sites which have a hard pay or login wall (meaning content cannot be accessed without logging into the site and/or paying for access) are not allowed. Links which attempt to bypass this restriction are not allowed. Soft walls, which allow visitors who do not login/pay to access a fixed number of articles or content before demanding paid subscription or login, are still allowed, as are sites which open content via click-through links from Reddit.
- Don't give out the password to the Safehouse: Providing the password to the [Safe House](http://www.safe-house.com/) will result in post removal, a brief heckling by moderators, and semi-serious threats of bodily/emotional harm to yourself and your future offspring.
- No crime reporting or witch hunting: Reddit is not the police. If you have witnessed or experienced a crime, contact appropriate law enforcement. Unsubstantiated accounts of criminal activity will not be permitted and per the site-wide rules, revealing someone’s personal or confidential information, or witch-hunting, is also not allowed.
What is r/milwaukee?
r/milwaukee is a public Reddit community created in September 2009 with over 157,947 members. MKE, Cream City, Mil-town, Brew City, The Good Land.
The community has a negative sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.9%. With a friendliness score of 30, 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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