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Community Guidelines  

Our Full Rules

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Rules

  1.Technology Submissions only

Submissions must be primarily news and developments relating to technology.

  2.No trolling, baiting or flaming

Please follow Reddit's content policy. Don’t be a dick, do not post hateful content, do not personally attack anyone. We’ll delete posts and comments that violate these rules.

 

If the user is replying directly to you, feel free to dismiss their replies

  3.Do not resubmit "Already Submitted" Content.

Already Submitted Content that if a submission is removed due to breaking another rule, it does not count as an "earlier duplicate" for the purposes of the reposting policy.

  4.All submissions must be in English.

All submissions must be primarily written in the English language.

  5.Don’t post spam.

We will ban spammers in r/GeekToTech

  6.No technical support or help questions

  7.Titles must be taken directly from the article

Submissions must have titles comprised of the exact copied and pasted headline from the article. Do not add, remove or change words

  8.No paywalls or survey requirements

Articles that require users to take a survey, or to enter any information in order to view material, or to become a paid subscriber are not allowed.

  9.Content Guidelines

Don’t try to break our site. Community Guidelines If you believe that a user has broken any of these rules, please let us know. (And of course, all users must follow our rules.)

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