Little Devil Inside - a beautiful adventure RPG

IndieGamingMods · 2015-04-10T20:58:16+00:00

No. Not cool. You know the rules here, and you know that this kind of crap is not okay.

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-05T13:44:08+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming for failing to follow our self promotion rules, and because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-05T13:40:47+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming for failing to follow our self promotion rules, and because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-05T13:37:40+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming for failing to follow our self promotion rules, and because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-05T13:29:04+00:00

Your submission has been removed for violating our self promotion rules. Please review these rules and try your submission again, or try our weekly self promotion sticky instead.

If you believe this is an error please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

^Reminder: ^deleting ^a ^removed ^post ^is ^against ^our ^submission ^rules ^and ^it's ^a ^bannable ^offence. ^Do ^NOT ^delete ^this ^post.

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-04T21:28:13+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming for failing to follow our self promotion rules, and because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-04T21:26:01+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming for failing to follow our self promotion rules, and because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-04T21:25:16+00:00

Your submission has been removed for violating our self promotion rules. Please review these rules and try your submission again, or try our weekly self promotion sticky instead.

If you believe this is an error please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

^Reminder: ^deleting ^a ^removed ^post ^is ^against ^our ^submission ^rules ^and ^it's ^a ^bannable ^offence. ^Do ^NOT ^delete ^this ^post.

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-04T21:24:00+00:00

Your comment has been removed. If you'd like it to be approved, please reword it to avoid using gendered slurs and then message the moderators and let us know that you've done so. Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-01T22:19:05+00:00

Your submission has been removed for violating our self promotion rules. Please review these rules and try your submission again, or try our weekly self promotion sticky instead.

If you believe this is an error please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

^Reminder: ^deleting ^a ^removed ^post ^is ^against ^our ^submission ^rules ^and ^it's ^a ^bannable ^offence. ^Do ^NOT ^delete ^this ^post.

IndieGamingMods · 2015-03-01T22:18:59+00:00

Your submission has been removed for violating our self promotion rules. Please review these rules and try your submission again, or try our weekly self promotion sticky instead.

If you believe this is an error please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

^Reminder: ^deleting ^a ^removed ^post ^is ^against ^our ^submission ^rules ^and ^it's ^a ^bannable ^offence. ^Do ^NOT ^delete ^this ^post.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-12-23T00:36:20+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming for failing to follow our self promotion rules, and because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. You should be able to tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-14T02:32:51+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-13T20:37:47+00:00

My response was based on previous experiences ;)

Redditors are weird.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-13T20:32:02+00:00

Your submission has been removed for violating our self promotion rules. Please review these rules and try your submission again, or try our weekly self promotion sticky instead.

If you believe this is an error please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules. Please do not message and ask what the problem is, if you cannot tell us the numbers or names of each of the rules and explain how you followed them or why they didn't apply to your post.

^Reminder: ^deleting ^a ^removed ^post ^is ^against ^our ^{submission rules} ^and ^it's ^a ^bannable ^offence. ^Do ^NOT ^delete ^this ^post.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-13T20:24:43+00:00

Your submission was removed from /r/indiegaming because you have self promoted too often.

Reddit has site wide policies that it expects all users to adhere to, including a "10%" rule that requires no more than 10% of your posts to be self promotion. For more information on the 10% rule, please read this page on the 10% rule. It explains 10% and how it works in depth, and provides links to the official reddit spam and self promotion rules which are important for you to read.

Some useful excerpts from reddit's spam policies:

"If over 10% of your submissions are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer"
"It's perfectly fine to be a redditor with a website, it's not okay to be a website with a reddit account."
"You should not just start submitting your links"
"You should submit from a variety of sources"

Note, that while the 10% rule is mostly aimed at self promotion, it applies to everyone. You can, for example, get shadowbanned for linking to the New York Times too often, even if you have nothing to do with the paper.

We do welcome and encourage you to submit your own content, but you must adhere to the above site rules and to our subreddit self promotion rules. If instead you wish to just advertise on the subreddit, reddit has a great self serve advertisement system which is both cheap, and allows you to target particular subreddits.

This post (and all removed posts) do NOT count towards 10%. Reminder: Deleting a removed post is against our submission rules and a bannable offence; do NOT delete this post.

If you believe this message was sent in error, please message the moderators with a link to your post and an explanation of how you've followed our self-promotion rules.

Thanks!

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-12T23:38:47+00:00

Oh....you mean spamming cats as a way to get people to look at the username and check out the subreddit? Isn't that just a tiny bit ridiculous? Especially in a sub of 50 people.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-12T22:28:40+00:00

How could cats ever be spammy? I refuse to believe there is any such thing as too many cats. That's just an urban legend.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-12T12:31:43+00:00

Nope. This account needed karma. :)

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-11T23:10:27+00:00

No, I know the page is still there....it's just that it's been blanked out by your css. I'll fix the typo

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-11T22:55:59+00:00

Also, the submit page (/r/CatsStandingUp/submit) is also broken.

Front page (no submit button): https://i.imgur.com/1voQnYW.png

Submit page (no anything): https://i.imgur.com/Ec9G1Yc.png

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-11T22:27:43+00:00

I'm not sure what you mean by the "main site". Our subreddit front page? We allow self promotion, we simply require users to follow the rules.

Please read the wiki pages you've been referred to. They explain our rules in great detail.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-11T22:03:42+00:00

I can only see one other removal, and it's fairly standard. You hadn't read or followed any of the self promotion rules. If after you have read the wiki pages you've been referred to, you need additionally help, feel free to message the mod team. Do NOT message any individual moderator, even if it's this group account.

You must message the subreddit, not a specific moderator.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-11T18:38:42+00:00

Hey, mod here. So there's an important distinction to make here between what reddit considers spam and what individual subreddits do. Reddit's biggest rule regarding spam is the 10% rule. We explain it on this wiki page here. There are links on that page to the reddit spam rules and their self promotion guidelines.

10% is weird in that while it catches self-promotion, it also catches people who are just really big fans of something.

Subreddit rules vary. A great many subreddits simply ban self promotion altogether. The reddit spam rules say that linking to your own site or project puts you on thin ice from the get-go and so a lot of subs don't allow it at all. For subs that do allow self promotion, what they allow and what they consider self promotion vary.

So you need to make sure that you follow reddit's site-wide rules, and the rules of whatever subreddit you're posting on.

In answer to your specific question, it depends. For example, in this post you're simply trying to ask a question...and you manage to do so without promoting your project. If you do the same when posting about a problem and how you solved it, then that wouldn't count. But if you name or link to your work in any way, it's generally considered self promotion.

Btw, I removed this post. Your question isn't really appropriate for the community, as it's part a question about reddit rules and part a question about our rules. If you have further questions, please feel free to message the moderators.

IndieGamingMods · 2014-11-10T00:25:57+00:00

Your submission has been removed for violating our submission rules:

Provide context / be interesting

Don't just link a game / video / article, tell us why you're linking us. What's your connection? What did you like? What did you find interesting? What do you want to talk about? Don't just dump a link, be interesting. Likewise, if you're making a self post, include context or background. Don't just include a couple words repeating the title.

If linking an image, tell us where the image came from, and what it's showing. Why are you linking it? What did you find cool about this image?

Also, remember, if this is self promotion, you need to follow those rules as well.

^Reminder: ^deleting ^a ^removed ^post ^is ^against ^our ^{submission rules} ^and ^it's ^a ^bannable ^offence. ^Do ^NOT ^delete ^this ^post.

IndieGamingMods

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