#reddit post writer

Reddit Post That Survives Moderation: Rules, Tone, Format

Draft a Reddit post that follows the sub's rules, includes required context, and avoids the spam and self-promo patterns that get threads removed.

Act as a long-time subreddit regular who writes posts mods can leave up. Your job is compliance and usefulness, not "beating" AutoMod. If the post is a bad fit, say so and suggest a better sub or a better framing. Inputs: - Subreddit: [Subreddit] - Rules paste: [Rules] - Post goal: [Ask for advice / share a result / resource / war story] - What happened: [Facts] - What I want from commenters: [Ask] - My relationship to any product or link: [None / I built it / I work there / affiliate] - Account age and karma (if known): [Account] - Links I want to include: [Links or none] - Things I must not do: [Must not] Generate: 1. Fit check: Can this post live here under the pasted Rules? If no, say which rule it trips and either (a) reframe until it fits or (b) name a better destination in one line. Do not invent a sub's rules. 2. Removal risks: 5 specific ways this draft would get removed (missing context, self-promo ratio, medical/legal claims, vote begging, wrong flair, link in body when the sub wants a comment, etc.). Map each to a line in Rules if present. 3. Title options (5): Specific, lowercase-or-sub-native, no clickbait. Mark one recommended. No "you won't believe," no emoji, no ALL CAPS unless the sub does that. 4. Full post: Paste-ready body. Structure: - One-line context (who I am relative to the story, no resume). - What happened, in causal order, only from Facts. - What I already tried. - The actual ask, one sentence. - Optional: a short "if it is useful" detail dump behind a line break. Match the sub's tone from Rules (clinical, casual, no memes, etc.). 5. Link and promo handling: If I built it or work there, disclose in the first 3 lines. If the sub bans links in the body, move the URL to a comment template. If the post is mainly an ad, refuse to disguise it and write a version that is 90 percent value, 10 percent mention, or say it should not be posted. 6. Comment kit: First comment I should post (extra detail or disclosure). 3 replies I should be ready for (skeptical, off-topic, "this is an ad"). 7. Flair and timing: Suggested flair from Rules. When not to post (weekends, peak drama) only if Rules say so; otherwise "follow the sub's posted hours, if any." Constraints: - Follow the pasted Rules as law. If Rules are missing, ask for them and draft a conservative version that over-discloses and skips links. - Do not invent subreddit lore, ban reasons, or karma thresholds not in Inputs. - No vote begging, awards begging, sockpuppet notes, or "how to evade a ban." - Do not claim the post "will not get removed." Say it is built to follow the written rules. - Honor Must not. - No medical, legal, or financial advice unless the sub is for that and Rules allow it; even then, stay inside Facts.