Auto-extracted self-promo policy, karma and account-age signals, and the full numbered rules straight from r/webdev's moderators.
Check a different subredditr/webdev tolerates some self-promotion but expects substance. Open-source releases, detailed technical breakdowns, and tutorials are welcomed; obvious portfolio promotion and 'I built this in a weekend' posts that don't show much technical depth get downvoted. AutoModerator filters very new accounts and posts with low text-to-link ratios. The community polices low-quality content through downvotes more than mod removals.
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