Can I promote my product here?
No. The “No Advertising” rule says advertising is not allowed unless you take permission from the moderators first, so ask before you post anything promotional.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/hyderabad: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
Checked October 29, 2026 from the community's public Reddit pages:
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.
This is the city subreddit for Hyderabad, a place for Hyderabadi redditors to hang out, discuss the city, and exchange information about events, plus whatever else comes up. The description even ends with a joke about staying hydrated and biryani-fied, so the tone is friendly and local. People here talk about life in the city, share news about Hyderabad, ask locals for help, and discuss things happening around town. If you are a founder, think of this as a room full of people who care about one Indian city, not a general audience for your product.
The rule that decides everything for a founder is “No Advertising”, which says advertising is not allowed unless permission is taken from the moderators, and that repeating unapproved advertising leads to a ban. “Relevance to the city of Hyderabad.” matters just as much, because posts about other cities or states are removed immediately. “All Submissions must contain a flair.” means every post needs the right flair or it does not survive. “Content Quality and No Spam, Low-Effort Content, or Karma Farming.” kills lazy titles and questions a search engine could answer, and it demands posts that add value and encourage real discussion. If you share news, “No Editorializing News Headlines and Provide sources when sharing news.” requires the exact headline and a link to a genuine and trusted source. “Be Civil & Respectful.” and “No Hate Speech and Bigotry.” set the tone, and “No Trolling.” warns that automoderator removes posts from bot accounts, novelty accounts, throwaways, or alternates made to dodge a ban, so a fresh account posting promo material is a bad idea. Finally, “Moderator Discretion.” means anything that breaks the spirit of the sub can be removed even if no rule names it exactly.
A good post here is genuinely about Hyderabad first. If you are building something for local people, like a service, an event, or a tool that helps people in the city, share it as a question or a discussion, with enough detail and context to start a real conversation. Put a proper flair on it before you submit. If you want to promote anything at all, message the moderators first through modmail and get permission, because that is the only path the rules allow. Sharing useful city news with the exact headline and a link to a trusted source also fits, as long as it is not pushing an agenda. Answer other people's questions about the city honestly and helpfully, with no link attached, so your account looks like a real neighbour rather than a marketer.
Do not advertise without moderator permission, because the “No Advertising” rule says unapproved advertising posts are removed immediately and repeating it leads to a ban. Do not post anything that is not about Hyderabad, since posts about other cities or states are removed right away. Never submit without a flair. Do not post low effort questions, lazy titles, or anything a search engine answers easily, and do not spam. Do not share news without the exact headline and a source link, and do not use the sub to push an agenda or build publicity for any entity. Do not post or ask for personal information like full names, phone numbers, or social media accounts, and censor photos or screenshots that could expose someone. Do not attack people, use slurs, troll, bait, or start arguments for their own sake. Do not brigade other subreddits or stir up meta drama about them. Do not send creepy or unsolicited direct messages, and do not DM individual moderators about moderation issues, use modmail instead. And do not post dating or hookup requests.
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No. The “No Advertising” rule says advertising is not allowed unless you take permission from the moderators first, so ask before you post anything promotional.
Yes, as long as the post is genuinely about Hyderabad, carries the right flair, and adds enough detail to start a real discussion.
No. The “Content Quality and No Spam, Low-Effort Content, or Karma Farming.” rule treats easily searchable questions as low effort, so bring something the community can actually discuss.
Yes, but the headline must match the link exactly and the post must include a link to the original source from a genuine and trusted outlet.
No. The “No personal info, Doxxing and Respect Online Privacy and Anonymity.” rule bans posting or seeking real or fake personal information, including names, phone numbers, and social media accounts.
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