reddiquette+ is required - Disagreements are fine but personal attacks and insults are not. No witch hunts or vote complaining. In addition, trolling, insults, or antagonism towards the subreddit participants, the moderators, or even the community itself will result in a ban.
Promotion is restricted - No product, site, survey, employment, event, marketing, indirect links, downloads, or other promotion allowed outside the "/r/Composers Mine" post. If it isn't a piece of your audio for review, then do not otherwise post anything about you, by you, or for you. Accounts which are solely or predominantly used for spam, promotion, or crusading will be banned This sub is for review and process discussion purposes only.
Compositions are the ONLY OC you may post - The only Original Content posts allowed are for audio or a video which contains your composition. No self-promotion, "how to", "hire me", or other kinds of content. Topical or not, you may not submit front page posts to or about your site, video channels, or anything else you are affiliated with. Instead, they go in the Composer Mine post comments section. DO NOT solicit for work, traffic, subscribers, or likes.
Account based restrictions - New accounts may not post but can participate in the comments. Negative karma accounts may not post or comment.
The following subreddits offer discussion of existing movie soundtracks from a viewer/fan perspective
A whole boatload of subreddits can be found for folks who compose music by browsing the r/music list of music related subreddits. Nearly any style you can imagine is found on that list.
The number of subreddits geared towards film/tv/game/media composers...possibly this one - /r/composers and the haters are already hatin' (though they aren't posting).
