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r/urbanplanning PUBLIC
Urban planning is about making our cities and towns better—looking at the built environment, people, culture, the economy, and nature. This group is for quality discussion about planning topics like land use, the built environment, planning practice and regs, transportation, and community development. This is for high level discussion among professionals, academics, and amateurs... so no low effort meme posts, rants, or spam allowed.
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r/urbanplanning is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 233,906 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 1.1%. 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
- No unethical/unprofessional behavior: Do not ask for things that are unethical or unprofessional, including but not limited to help with schoolwork or pro-bono assistance. Reddiquette and sitewide rules also apply.
- Be civil: 1) Upvote good content, downvote bad content.
- 2) Attack the argument, not the user; do not engage in personal attacks, but instead their argument. Explain why their argument is not sound or you disagree
- ad hominem attacks.
- 3) Reddiquette and sitewide rules also apply.
- No disruptive behavior: 1) No trolling, inciting, or otherwise disruptive normal discourse.
- 2) All posts should be made with the ideal of a positive community. This means avoiding common reposts, low effort posts, or threads where conversation has gotten out of hand.
- Moderator discretion: All actions may be appealed, through modmail only. Do not PM the mods.
- Mods of /r/UrbanPlanning reserve the right to take any and all actions that contribute to an inclusive community with positive and thoughtful discussion.
- Do not editorialize link titles: If you editorialize a link, it may be removed.
- If you see a link that injects opinion or does not improve clarity, report it.
- No Self-Promotion or Blogspam: This includes YouTube channels, blogs, etc.
- No Survey Links, Interview Requests, or School Related Posts: Do not request for users to participate in surveys (school or professional related). Do not request interviews of users, or post school related topics or research assistance.
- No questions related to university, major, coursework, where to go, career planning, etc.:
What is r/urbanplanning?
r/urbanplanning is a public Reddit community created in March 2008 with over 233,906 members. Urban planning is about making our cities and towns better—looking at the built environment, people, culture, the economy, and nature. This group is for quality discussion about planning topics like land use, the built environment, planning practice and regs, transportation, and community development. This is for high level discussion among professionals, academics, and amateurs... so no low effort meme posts, rants, or spam allowed.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 1.1%. 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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