Can I post a link to a news article with a clickbait title?
The rules say "No clickbait/hate bait/flame bait" and tell you to change the title to something less inflammatory if the source uses clickbait.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/Bundesliga: 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 for fans of the Bundesliga, which is Germany's top football league. The league started in 1963 and includes clubs like FC Bayern München, Borussia Dortmund, SC Freiburg, Bayer 04 Leverkusen, and Eintracht Frankfurt. People come here to share and discuss news, stories, stats, videos, and podcasts about the league and its clubs.
The "Rules of engagement." rule is the one that decides if a marketing post survives. It says you can post links to news, stories, stats, videos, and podcasts, but it also says "Spam, NSFW, Memes or Reposts are not allowed and will be removed." The "No clickbait/hate bait/flame bait" rule matters too, because it asks you to rewrite clickbait titles into something neutral before you post. The "Fake news forbidden" rule means anything you post must be true and verifiable.
A good post here is a link to genuine Bundesliga news, a story, a stat, a video, or a podcast that adds to the conversation. If you are a founder doing respectful Reddit marketing, you could share a useful football tool or data project as long as it is real and not spam. Write a clear, neutral title that tells people what the post is about. Make sure your content is accurate and not fake news, and keep your tone respectful so you fit the discussion culture the community wants.
Avoid anything the "Rules of engagement." rule calls spam, NSFW, memes, or reposts, because those will be removed. Do not share illegal streaming sites, as the "Follow the Reddiquette" rule prohibits illegal activities. Stay away from racist or sexist remarks under the "No Racism or Sexism" rule, and keep your language clean to respect the "No Offensive Language" rule. Do not post clickbait, hate bait, or flame bait, and never spread false information, as the "Fake news forbidden" rule will lead to deletion of that content.
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The rules say "No clickbait/hate bait/flame bait" and tell you to change the title to something less inflammatory if the source uses clickbait.
No. The "Rules of engagement." say spam is not allowed and will be removed.
Yes. The "Rules of engagement." list videos and podcasts as allowed contributions.
No. The "No NSFW content" rule says pornography or nudity results in a warning or ban.
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