Can I share my YouTube or Instagram in a post?
No. The rule "No advertising" says only verified users are allowed to advertise, so you need to get verified first or leave your links out entirely.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/Animeedits: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
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Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
This community is for posting your own original anime edits. The public description says it plainly: post your OC anime edits here, and reposting is allowed if you give credit. The rules narrow the focus further, allowing only anime and manga edits and banning AI-made content. The people who post here are edit creators and anime fans sharing work they made themselves, and the room is built around showing craft rather than selling anything.
The rule that decides most marketing outcomes here is "No advertising", which says you cannot advertise your YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or any other social media, and that only verified users are allowed to advertise. "No spam" backs that up, so repeated promotional posts will not survive either. "Anime/Manga only" keeps every post inside anime and manga edits, and "No AI" removes anything made with AI tools, AI art, or AI scenes. "Be civil" rounds things out by asking you to follow community guidelines in how you treat people.
Post an original anime or manga edit you made yourself, with no AI involvement and no links to your social channels. Pick a series or manga you genuinely love, put real effort into the edit, and let the work speak for itself. If you are building a tool or brand for editors, the safe path is to first share edits as a normal community member and build a reputation for quality. Any mention of your business only makes sense after you are verified, and even then the post should still be a real edit first. Answer questions in comments, be civil, and give credit if you ever repost someone else's work.
Do not advertise your YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or any other social media unless you are a verified user, because the rule "No advertising" is explicit about that. Do not spam, since the rule "No spam" says it is not tolerated. Do not post anything outside anime and manga edits, and do not use AI tools, AI art, or AI scenes in your work, because both "Anime/Manga only" and "No AI" will catch it. If you repost, skipping the credit is a mistake since the description makes credit a condition of reposting. And keep your tone civil, because "Be civil" asks you to follow community guidelines.
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No. The rule "No advertising" says only verified users are allowed to advertise, so you need to get verified first or leave your links out entirely.
No. The rule "No AI" bans AI edits, AI art, and AI scenes, so any use of AI tools in your edit breaks the rules here.
Yes. The community description says reposting is allowed if you give credit, so always name the original creator.
No. The rule "Anime/Manga only" restricts posts to anime and manga edits, so other content will be removed.
There is no stated verification process in the rules, so you would need to ask the moderators directly before attempting any advertising.