Are there any rules I need to follow?
The public rules page shows no rules, and the moderator note only asks that posts stay relevant to cannabis clubs in Spain.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/CannabisClubsofSpain: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
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No subreddit-specific rules were displayed on the public rules page when Rankhog verified it on 2026-09-30.
This community is about cannabis clubs in Spain. That is the whole focus, and the moderator note confirms it: keep your posts relevant to cannabis clubs in Spain. The public description is short and points to WeedMaps as a directory for dispensaries in Spain, which tells you the people here care about finding and talking about real clubs and locations. You will likely find people who visit clubs, people who run or work at clubs, and people researching how the club scene in Spain works. There are no published rules, so the community runs on the single expectation that posts stay on topic.
A good post here stays squarely on cannabis clubs in Spain. If you are a founder doing respectful marketing, think about what someone in this community would actually want to read. A useful observation about the club scene, a question that invites people to share their own experience, or a resource that genuinely helps someone navigate clubs in Spain. The WeedMaps link in the description is a hint about what the community values: practical, location based information. Keep any mention of your own product light, relevant, and honest, and make the post useful even to someone who never clicks your link.
Since no rules are published, the only stated risk is going off topic. The moderator note asks for posts relevant to cannabis clubs in Spain, so anything unrelated to that is the thing to avoid. Beyond that, there is nothing written down about links, promotion, or AI content, so I cannot tell you what gets posts removed here beyond the relevance expectation. The safe read is that an empty rules page is not a free pass. It just means the topic itself is the rule.
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The public rules page shows no rules, and the moderator note only asks that posts stay relevant to cannabis clubs in Spain.
The rules page displays nothing about promotion, so there is no stated ban on it, but the relevance note means any promotional post still has to fit the topic of cannabis clubs in Spain.
The description does not state anything about links, so link posts are not forbidden, but a bare link with no context will not read as relevant or useful.
The description does not say, so check with the moderators before posting anything about a specific club, since the community is clearly about clubs as a topic.
The description does not mention AI content, so there is no stated position, but low effort posts will not serve you in a community with no rules to hide behind.
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