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r/zenbuddhism PUBLIC
A community for those interested in the Buddhist tradition of Zen, in which we can share, discuss and practise the teachings as well as support each other.
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r/zenbuddhism is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 32,944 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 8.5%. 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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Subreddit Rules
- No derogatory remarks: Refrain from personal attacks and/or any language which attacks a person or group of people by reducing them to a single quality, such as their sex, race, gender, nationality or sexual orientation.
- This ranges from blatant slurs through to unfair generalisations.
- Be friendly: Be nice. Be kind. Be respectful. Assume the best of others. Avoid leaping to conclusions. Clarify before rebuking.
- No spam or self-promotion: Links to your own blog, vlog, videos or online stores are not acceptable. The only exceptions are on-topic posts by members who already have a history of engaging in the sub through commenting and posting non-self-promotional OPs.
- No alternate accounts: Our community values honesty and fair play. Pretending to be multiple different people in the sub is a deceptive practice assumed to be a tactic for avoiding the sub rules. It removes moderation history, making it difficult to count warnings. Genuine new accounts (name changes) are sometimes acceptable when declared.
- Identification of multiple accounts is at the discretion of the moderation team. Accounts under six months old offering sagely advice are generally considered likely alts.
- Stay on-topic: Keep your posts relevant to Zen in specific or Buddhism in general, keeping with the scope of our subreddit. (For specifics on the scope of our subreddit, read here: https://www.reddit.com/r/zenbuddhism/wiki/ontopic)
- Try to keep your comments relevant to the topic of the post in question, even if you are replying to someone who has gone off-topic.
- No claims of attainment or authority: Our community aims at facilitating an open and helpful environment where all members engage as equals in their study and practice of the Buddha's teachings.
- For that reason we strongly discourage expressly pronouncing claims of attainment and calls to personal authority and reserve the right to remove them.
- Determination of what constitutes "playing teacher" like this is at the mods' discretion.
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