Can I share a link to my product or blog post?
No. “Do not post any links.” bans links to external content, and the only exception is stickied themed threads the moderators create themselves.
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r/getdisciplined is a community for people building real self-discipline. The description asks for practical strategies, personal experiences, and thoughtful advice that help people make lasting improvements and reach meaningful goals. The rules make it clear this is a discussion place, not a broadcast place. Rule one asks every post to promote discussion and says no one-liners or quotes. Rule two asks people to be helpful, constructive, and civil. The people posting here are working on habits, focus, and follow through, and they expect posts that come from lived experience rather than a marketing plan.
Five rules decide almost everything here. “Do not post any links.” bans links to outside content everywhere except stickied themed threads, and it says anyone posting links or shilling products gets permanently banned, so this is the hardest line in the community. “No Sales or Coaching Pitches” removes anything promoting coaching or similar services, which covers most direct marketing. “No AI-Generated Content” removes posts that look machine written, so write in your own voice. “Minimum Post Length” requires about 150 words, and “Always include a flair in your post title.” requires a tag like [Question] or [Method] or your post may be removed. “Account Age and Karma Restrictions” means you need an account at least 30 days old with 200 karma to post at all, and 3 days old to comment, so you cannot show up with a fresh account. “Substantiate Universal Claims” matters if you share results, because broad claims without context, data, and rationale get removed or flagged.
The honest play here is to share your own discipline story as a person, not as a founder. A good post is at least 150 words, carries a flair tag like [Method] or [Question], and contains zero links. Write it yourself in your own voice, because AI-sounding text gets removed. If a tool or system helped you, describe how you use it and what changed for you, with the context and rationale the rules ask for, and let people ask you for the name in the comments. Save any link sharing for the stickied themed threads the moderators run. If you want to ask the community something, ask a real question about your own struggle, with enough detail that people can actually help.
The fastest way to get banned here is posting a link or shilling a product outside the stickied themed threads, because rule four says that earns a permanent ban without hesitation. Sales pitches, coaching offers, and hustle posts get removed. Posts without a flair tag get removed. Posts under about 150 words get removed. Content that reads as AI generated gets removed. One-liners and quotes get removed because they do not promote discussion. Universal claims like this changed my life get removed or flagged unless you back them with context, data, and rationale. New accounts and low karma accounts cannot even post.
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No. “Do not post any links.” bans links to external content, and the only exception is stickied themed threads the moderators create themselves.
No. “No Sales or Coaching Pitches” removes posts promoting coaching services or similar offerings, and the community wants genuine sharing instead.
Yes, if it is a real personal method with context and rationale, carries a flair tag, runs at least 150 words, and contains no links or pitch.
Your account needs to be at least 30 days old with 200 karma before you can post, per “Account Age and Karma Restrictions”.
Yes, but only inside stickied themed threads, which are the one place the rules allow sharing websites, blogs, or apps.
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