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r/saskatoon is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 105,223 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 1.5%. 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
- All posts must be relevant to Saskatoon.: Posts must be specifically relevant to Saskatoon, not just something that happened while you live here. There are more specific subreddits to post in regarding those subjects.
- Federal Political Posts are not Allowed: Read our latest announcement regarding this subject.
- https://www.reddit.com/r/saskatoon/s/2J2aSE3jp0
- No Advertisements: This is not Kijiji. Please no posting ads or you may be banned. Upcoming event posts will be allowed at the communities discretion.
- No vague/clickbate post titles. If applicable posts must use their original headlines: Copy/Paste or use the Suggest Title button on the submission page. Commentary or vague/clickbate titles will be removed.
- Be Civil: We actively discourage personal attacks, name-calling, harassment, trolling, outright bigotry, and other comments that don't add to the conversation anything of value. In other words: Don't be a jerk.
- Non-Contributing: Comments that contribute nothing to discussions other than unnecessary negativity, hostility, or garbage are discouraged. If you don't have anything meaningful to contribute to the discussion, consider keeping it to yourself.
- Impersonation or Parody Accounts of Other Redditors: Accounts made with usernames considered to be impersonation or unwelcome parody of other redditors is prohibited.
- Social Media Posts from Unofficial Sources: Before sharing a post from social media, please message the moderators with verification of the claims in the post. This verification will remain strictly confidential and will only be used to verify the claims in the post. A moderator will comment on a post if it has been verified. Unverified posts will be removed. As we have seen, very polarizing but unverifiable claims can be propagated via those platforms. Reddit is not immune but we can do our best to at least limit this spread.
- No business owner names or private information: Do not name business owners, their addresses or other private information. If you have an issue with a business, feel free to mention the business but not the owner names/info.
- Buy/Sell or Lost Items are Not Allowed: This is not a marketplace nor a lost and found. Please use places like Facebook for posts like this. Trying to clear up the clutter.
- Crime - Wanted posts are not allowed unless it's from a verified source (news, police): This is to prevent witch-hunting without the source being verified. True or not, this can be dangerous.
- Low Quality Post: Use Google Search prior to asking simple questions like "Is this business open today?"
- Ban Evasion: Ban Evasion is a site-wide rules violation that can result in your account being suspended indefinitely across all of Reddit.
- Spam: Spamming multiple subreddits with the same post or general spam will be removed.
What is r/saskatoon?
r/saskatoon is a public Reddit community created in November 2009 with over 105,223 members. Saskatoon Whines
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 1.5%. 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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