Can I post about my cannabis product or tool?
No. “No advertising.” bans anything that reads like an ad, and a product pitch is exactly that.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/Marijuana: 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 is a subreddit for news and discussion about marijuana, hemp, and the various cannabinoids. People come here to share their experiences with cannabis, and posts about reforming cannabis laws are encouraged too. The community describes itself as a text-first place, because image and video posts are not allowed, which is the main thing that separates it from other general cannabis subs like r/trees and r/weed. So the room is built for conversation in words, not for pictures, clips, or storefronts.
The rule that decides most marketing outcomes here is “No advertising.”, which bans anything that could be considered an advertisement. “No blogspam.” removes articles with plagiarized or stolen content, so recycled listicles do not survive. “No image posts.” and “No video posts.” kill anything visual, though a video can live inside a text post if you add your own commentary about it. “No editorialized or misleading titles.” means a link post must use the article's own title or text from the article. “No drug test posts.” and “No asking how to bring vapes/gummies/flower on planes/trains/boats/etc.” remove two whole categories of questions that founders sometimes use as engagement bait. Finally, “Don't try to buy or sell weed here.” gets you banned immediately, and asking where to buy is treated the same way.
A good post here is a text post that starts a real conversation. Share an honest experience with cannabis or hemp, or bring a news article and title it exactly as the source wrote it. If you link a video, put it inside a text post and add your own commentary about what the video covers. If you work in the space, write about what you learned or observed, in plain words, without pitching anything. Ask a thoughtful question that has not been asked a hundred times, and steer clear of the topics the rules already retire, like drug tests and travel. The safest shape is a post that would still make sense if you never mentioned your company at all.
Do not post images, memes, or photos, and do not drop a bare video link, because both get removed. Never post anything that looks like an advertisement, including your own blog post, product page, or newsletter. Do not submit articles with plagiarized or stolen content, and do not rewrite an article headline into something catchier, because editorialized and misleading titles get removed. Do not ask how to pass a drug test, and do not ask how to carry vapes, gummies, or flower on planes, trains, or boats, since both are covered by existing rules and the FAQ. Never try to buy or sell weed here, and never ask where to buy it, because that earns an immediate ban. Keep your tone civil and skip personal attacks, since the community expects good reddiquette.
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No. “No advertising.” bans anything that reads like an ad, and a product pitch is exactly that.
Yes, links are allowed, but the title must match the article and the content must not be blogspam.
Only inside a text post with your own commentary about it, and never from your own youtube channel.
No. “No drug test posts.” disallows them and points people to other subreddits for that.
No. “Don't try to buy or sell weed here.” gets you banned immediately, and asking where to buy is also off limits.
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