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r/writingadvice PUBLIC
Get writing advice, share writing for critique, and talk about writing. Everyone is welcome. Join our discord: https://discord.gg/nn7cUSKxn3
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r/writingadvice is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 135,070 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 3.8%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a high 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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- Be SPECIFIC in your title: If we can't tell what you're inquiring about based on your title, you're doing it wrong.
- Flair post appropriately (expand for guide): Advice: inquiring for general advice regarding your writing.
- Critique: feedback on a written piece. Include warnings for sensitive and graphic content in text body.
- Discussion: giving general writing advice and miscellaneous writing topics.
- SENSITIVE CONTENT: Posts mentioning possibly sensitive topics. E.g. Race, religion, sexuality, politics, etc.
- GRAPHIC CONTENT: Posts mentioning death, violence, abuse, anything gross, 18+ subjects, etc.
- Meme: writing memes & helpful images for writing.
- Keep your post under 300 words!: Post body must be between 50-300 words. Do not try to circumvent this. The community will ask if we need more information.
- Links are only allowed for Critiques. Read the next rule if you're having trouble pasting your entire story into the post.
- Critique posts must provide context and include a link to the work.: Tell us what type of feedback you're looking for, what the work is about, and the appropriate warnings if there is graphic or sensitive content.
- The work shared must be linked. We recommend Google Docs but any platform where you can upload a legible story is fine. Put the link in the body text of the post.
- Sharing work is only allowed when using the Critique flair.
- Set a USER FLAIR (expand for guide): This is highly recommend so you can receive advice appropriate for your situation.
- Fanfiction Writer: you write fanfiction.
- Hobbyist: you write as a hobby and don't intend on pursuing writing as a career.
- Aspiring Writer: you want to publish your work and sell it through traditional or self publishing.
- Student: you're writing because of school.
- Professional Author: you make money from your writing.
- Custom Flair: none of the above fit or you want to be more specific.
- Do your own research and stay on topic: We are fiction writers. Outside of writing, we probably don't know the niche knowledge you're seeking. Ask an expert, not us.
- Do NOT ask us a question you can Google.
- Respect the opinions of others: Diverse feedback is good. Instead of fighting in replies, make a separate comment on the post about your opinion.
- All criticism must be constructive criticism: Writers come here for help. Kicking them while they're struggling isn't cool, bro.
- Do not bring personal politics or ideology here: Save it for worldbuilding. We don't care which side you're on.
- If someone is inquiring about a topic you can speak about, educate but do not preach about your beliefs. You're not here to convert people politically or in any other way. You're here to help writers get good.
- No discussion of AI writing tools: This is for human writers. If you want to use AI, find a different community.
- No self promotion, advertisements, solicitation, or spam: This includes advertising to "collaborate" on a project. Let's be real. That's just looking for free labor.
- Do not post work that incites violence against real people: This is against Reddit content policy but I know you probably won't read that. https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy
- Use common sense: Rub your two brain cells together. Please.
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