Auto-extracted self-promo policy, karma and account-age signals, and the full numbered rules straight from r/indiehackers's moderators.
Check a different subredditr/indiehackers is one of the more self-promo-friendly subs on Reddit by design — the entire community is built around founders sharing their products and progress. That said, low-effort 'check out my SaaS' posts still get downvoted. The successful formula is detailed build-in-public retrospectives, revenue transparency posts, and specific tactical breakdowns. Mods rarely remove content but the community is good at self-policing through downvotes.
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