A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/AskMenOver30: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This community is a place for supportive and friendly conversations relevant to men over 30. The rules ask you to be an adult, avoid bigotry, and keep the focus on quality discussion rather than quick hits or agenda pushing.
The rules that decide whether your post survives are "Be an adult", "No agenda pushing, conspiracy talk, or toxic masculinity", "Relationships/dating questions MUST be flaired as such", "Medical, legal, and financial EXPERIENCES, not advice, are permitted", "No politics", "Don't try to bypass the short posts rule", and "No clearly AI-generated posts". These rules shape every post that makes it through. The rule "Medical, legal, and financial EXPERIENCES, not advice, are permitted" matters because it tells you to frame your question around experiences, not professional advice. The rule "Relationships/dating questions MUST be flaired as such" matters because it requires moderator approval before those posts go live.
A good post here is a detailed question that invites supportive conversation among men over 30. If your topic touches relationships or dating, you must flair it "Relationships/dating" and wait for moderator approval. If your topic touches medical, legal, or financial matters, frame it around personal experiences, not professional advice. Write enough substance to clear the short posts filter, and keep your tone civil and adult.
Avoid cussing, snide comments, or trying to dunk on people, since the rule "Be an adult" forbids that. Avoid any bigotry, including racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and religious intolerance, since the rule "Don't be a bigot" bans it. Avoid agenda pushing, conspiracy talk, toxic masculinity, red pill content, or gender war posts, since the rule "No agenda pushing, conspiracy talk, or toxic masculinity" will get you instantly banned. Avoid politics entirely, since the rule "No politics" removes it. Avoid short quick hit posts, since the rule "Don't try to bypass the short posts rule" filters them. Avoid AI generated content, since the rule "No clearly AI-generated posts" bans it. Avoid posting relationship or dating questions without the required flair, since the rule "Relationships/dating questions MUST be flaired as such" removes unflaired posts.
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Yes, the rule named "Relationships/dating questions MUST be flaired as such" says all relationship and dating questions must be flaired "Relationships/dating" and will be subject to moderator approval.
The rule named "Medical, legal, and financial EXPERIENCES, not advice, are permitted" says questions seeking experiences are welcome but the community is not equipped to provide professional advice.
No, the rule named "No clearly AI-generated posts" bans that content.
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