Can I post on day one with a fresh account?
No. Rule 1 requires an account age of 10 days and 100 combined community karma, and only confirmed Palantir employees are exempt.
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r/PLTR rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/PLTR: 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
- 122,391
- Verified
- October 13, 2026
- Minimum karma
- 100
- Minimum account age
- 10 days
- Category
- Personal finance and investing communities
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Posting Requirements: Account age of 10 days AND 100 combined ***community*** karma. Confirmed Palantir employees are the only exception. This is to reduce the number of bots flooding in from WSB in this sub.
- No Low Effort Posting: The daily thread exists for a reason. DD, Discussion, and Trading / TA / Price Action posts especially should be substantive (about the company or the stock, not your position in it) and contain more than a picture and/or a few sentences. Generic AI articles are not news. If all you are offering is basic commentary, speculation, a question, or a position post (WSB-style), then put it in the daily!
- Comment Requirements: Account age of 2 days AND 5 combined karma. Confirmed Palantir employees are the only exception. This is to reduce the number of bots flooding in from WSB in this sub.
- Harassment has no place here.: If you don't like someone/something; move on. But we will not tolerate harassment. it's also a Reddit-wide policy to not allow it.
- YouTube videos will be judged by the community.: Self-explanatory. If a video is being downvoted as spam or low quality, it will be removed. Verified content creators such as Arny, Amit, and Codestrap will be allowed to upload their videos.
- Bears are welcome: It is okay to be bearish in the short or long term. Some of our best periods have come from debates with bears. Bears are welcome and will not be banned provided they follow the sub rules.
- No egregious, baseless claims: All conversations related to palantir are fair game, but if you choose to make repeated baseless claims without facts to just get under peoples skin your comments will be removed.
Works well
- A long form due diligence post on Palantir with real sources and more than a few sentences of analysis
- A substantive discussion post about the company's mission or a recent development, written for retail investors
- A well argued bearish case backed by facts, since the “Bears are welcome” rule explicitly invites that debate
- A thoughtful comment in the daily thread once your account clears 2 days and 5 combined karma
- A YouTube video only if it is genuinely high quality and relevant, because the community votes on whether it stays
Avoid
- Posting before your account is 10 days old and has 100 combined community karma, because the mods remove those posts on sight
- Dropping a thin post with a picture and a couple of sentences, since the “No Low Effort Posting” rule sends anything basic to the daily thread
- Sharing a generic AI written article as if it were news, which the rules call out directly
- Posting your position, a price prediction, or a quick question as a standalone post instead of using the daily thread
- Linking your YouTube video and hoping for the best, because the “YouTube videos will be judged by the community.” rule means downvoted videos get removed
- Making repeated claims about Palantir with no facts behind them, which trips “No egregious, baseless claims” and gets comments removed
What r/PLTR Is For
This is an unofficial, independent community for retail investors of Palantir Technologies, the stock ticker is PLTR. People come here to chat about the company, its mission, Alex Karp, and everything tied to the stock. The description invites everything from DD, which means due diligence writeups, to funny memes, so the tone is serious research mixed with casual stock talk. The rules make clear this is not a WSB style hype room. The moderators built karma and account age gates specifically to keep bots and drive by posters out, and they push basic chatter into a daily thread so the main feed stays useful.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
The first gate is “Posting Requirements”, which asks for an account age of 10 days and 100 combined community karma before you can post at all. Then “No Low Effort Posting” decides whether your post stays up, because DD, discussion, and trading posts need to be substantive and about the company or the stock, not your position in it. “Comment Requirements” sets a lower bar of 2 days account age and 5 combined karma for comments. “YouTube videos will be judged by the community.” matters if you make video content, because videos downvoted as spam or low quality get removed. “Harassment has no place here.” is the conduct rule, and “No egregious, baseless claims” removes repeated claims made without facts just to rile people up.
What To Post
A good post here is a substantive piece of work about Palantir the company or PLTR the stock. Think a real due diligence writeup with sources, a thoughtful discussion post with more than a few sentences, or analysis that gives the community something to chew on. If your product or content connects to Palantir, frame it as genuine contribution to that conversation, not an ad. Anything basic, like a quick question, light speculation, or a position post, belongs in the daily thread instead. If you make YouTube videos, know that the community judges them, so only share video content that is genuinely good and relevant. Bears are explicitly welcome, so a well argued bearish case with facts is fair game too.
What To Avoid
Do not post before your account is 10 days old and has 100 combined community karma, because the mods remove those posts on sight. Do not drop a thin post with a picture and a couple of sentences, since the “No Low Effort Posting” rule sends anything basic to the daily thread. Do not share a generic AI written article as if it were news, which the rules call out directly. Do not post your position, a price prediction, or a quick question as a standalone post instead of using the daily thread. Do not link your YouTube video and hope for the best, because the “YouTube videos will be judged by the community.” rule means downvoted videos get removed. Do not make repeated claims about Palantir with no facts behind them, which trips “No egregious, baseless claims” and gets comments removed.
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Common questions about r/PLTR
Can I just comment instead if I cannot post yet?
No. Rule 3 requires an account age of 2 days and 5 combined karma before you can comment, so build that up elsewhere first.
Is any kind of promotion allowed here?
The rules are conditional. YouTube videos are judged by the community and removed if downvoted as spam, and only verified content creators are allowed to upload theirs.
Are links allowed?
The rules do not ban links outright, but low effort posts and generic AI articles are removed, so any link needs to sit inside a substantive post about the company or the stock.
Can I post a bearish take on Palantir?
Yes. “Bears are welcome” says bearish takes are fine and will not get you banned as long as you follow the sub rules.
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