Can I share my own tool if it works with Comet?
No. The rules only allow talking about a project you are working on in a mod-approved dedicated thread, and referral codes are not allowed anywhere.
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r/PerplexityComet rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/PerplexityComet: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
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.
Current public stats
- Members
- 11,587
- Verified
- September 28, 2026
- Category
- Browser users and Chrome enthusiasts
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Treat community members with respect: Do not engage in harassment, hateful or malicious behavior. Maintain a positive and constructive environment.
- Keep the content appropriate: Inappropriate content, such as NSFW messages or media, is not allowed. Inappropriate profile pics/names will not be tolerated and will result in a ban.
- No spamming: Keep posts relevant, varied, and considerate. Avoid link spam, off-topic content and irrelevant tags. All-caps messages, rapid-fire, or repetitive posts are considered spam.
- Respect Privacy: Keep personal and sensitive information private. Please do not share or post any information about others without their consent.
- No advertising / referral links: Do not DM any members promoting your products, services, or projects. You can talk about a project you're working on in a mod-approved dedicated thread, but please no other subreddit or product ads, and keep it consistent with the no-spamming rule. Referral codes are also not allowed. For questions and concerns regarding Perplexity's referral program and payments, please contact Perplexity Support directly.
- Avoid political discussions and content: Kindly refrain from discussing political matters in order to maintain a peaceful and respectful environment for all community members.
- Keep discussions relevant: Keep discussions productive and on topic, and be mindful of what other users in a channel might find helpful when posting.
- No Reposts: Content that has already been shared is not allowed. Please search the subreddit before posting to avoid duplicates.
- Keep feedback constructive: Sharing thoughts and feedback is encouraged. Overly positive or negative posts without actionable feedback is not allowed.
Works well
- A short walkthrough of a specific task you get done faster in Comet, written so another user can repeat it
- A genuine question about a feature you cannot get working, with the exact steps you already tried
- Constructive feedback on the browser that names what happened and what would fix it, instead of just praising or complaining
- A comparison question about how to set up a workflow, where the answer helps other users too
- A share of your own project only inside a mod-approved dedicated thread, with the moderators' blessing first
Avoid
- Dropping a link to your product or landing page in a standalone post, because the rules only allow project talk in a mod-approved dedicated thread
- Slipping your referral code into a comment or post, which the rules ban outright
- Sending private messages to members promoting your product, which counts as advertising under “No advertising / referral links”
- Posting the same thing twice without searching first, which “No Reposts” covers
- Writing a post that is all hype or all complaint with no actionable feedback, which “Keep feedback constructive” targets
- Going off topic, since “Keep discussions relevant” asks for productive and on-topic content only
What r/PerplexityComet Is For
This is the community for Perplexity Comet, a browser for agentic search. People here talk about using the browser, share tips and feedback, and help each other get more out of it. The rules ask for a positive and constructive environment, which tells you the tone is helpful rather than commercial. This is a product community, so the people posting are users of the browser, people curious about it, and members sharing thoughts on how it works.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
Three rules decide most outcomes here. “No advertising / referral links” is the big one for marketers, because it bans product ads and referral codes everywhere except a mod-approved dedicated thread. “No spamming” targets link spam, off-topic content, repetitive posts, and all-caps messages. “Keep discussions relevant” keeps everything on topic, and “Keep feedback constructive” means even a post about a problem needs actionable points. On top of those, “No Reposts” requires you to search the subreddit before posting, so a duplicate gets removed even if the original post was fine.
What To Post
Post things Comet users genuinely want to read. A specific workflow you use in the browser, a question about a feature you cannot figure out, or constructive feedback with clear points is the right shape. If you are working on your own project, the rules say that belongs in a mod-approved dedicated thread, so ask the moderators first and keep it inside that thread. Every post should be on topic, varied from what is already there, and useful to someone else using Comet. When you share an opinion, add the actionable part, like what you tried, what happened, and what you would change.
What To Avoid
Do not advertise your product or service, and do not send private messages promoting anything to members. Referral codes are not allowed. Do not spam links or post repetitive or all-caps content. Do not post anything political. Do not share personal information about other people without their consent. Do not repost content that is already in the subreddit, so search before you post. Do not write a post that is pure praise or pure complaint with nothing actionable, because that counts as unhelpful under “Keep feedback constructive”. Do not post NSFW content or anything disrespectful.
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Common questions about r/PerplexityComet
Can I link to my blog post about the browser?
No. If it sounds like an ad or link spam, rule 5 and the no-spamming rule apply. Share what you learned instead, or wait for a mod-approved thread.
Can I ask for feedback on my Comet workflow?
Yes, as long as it is constructive with clear, actionable points, and you search first to make sure it is not a duplicate.
Can I compare Comet to other browsers in a heated debate?
No. “Avoid political discussions and content” asks members to leave political matters out entirely.
Can I DM people who seem interested in my product?
No. That falls under “No advertising / referral links”, and the rules say to contact Perplexity Support for referral program questions.