A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/projectmanagement: 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 community is a safe and open environment for the promotion of project management methodologies and free discussion about all things project management. It is for people who want to talk about professional project management topics. Career related posts are not for this community and belong over at r/PMcareers.
The rule that decides whether a marketing-adjacent post survives is "No Self-Promotion / Advertising / Soliciting / Monetization / SPAM". It says the moderators can remove content they deem self-promotion, advertising, or solicitation, and it applies to references or links to websites, blogs, videos, tools, services, surveys, calls, or social media. Violations result in a permanent ban. The rule named "Project Management Topics Only" also matters, because it gives moderators discretion to remove posts that are not related to professional project management. The rule named "No AI-Generated Content" matters too, because it bans AI-generated posts and comments, with exceptions only at the mod team's discretion.
A good post here is a genuine discussion about professional project management methodologies, written in your own words without any links or references to your own work. You could share an observation about a project management challenge you faced, or ask a thoughtful question about a methodology, as long as you do not link out to anything you own or benefit from. The goal is to start a conversation that helps the community, not to drive traffic somewhere else.
What gets posts removed or people banned here is spelled out clearly. The rule named "No Self-Promotion / Advertising / Soliciting / Monetization / SPAM" bans references or links to websites, blogs, videos, tools, services, surveys, calls, or social media, and violations result in a permanent ban. The rule named "Career Advice Questions & Common Posts" means career related questions may be removed, including questions about getting your first PM role, transitioning industries, salary, resume and interview advice, and what cert to get. The rule named "No Homework/Interview Answers" removes posts that ask the community to solve your interview or homework scenario. The rule named "No AI-Generated Content" bans AI-generated posts and comments. The rule named "Be Civil, Be Professional, and Engage in Good Faith" removes uncivil posts, politics, and hate speech, with a zero tolerance policy for bigots and hate speech.
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No. The rule named "No Self-Promotion / Advertising / Soliciting / Monetization / SPAM" bans references or links to websites, blogs, videos, tools, services, surveys, calls, or social media, and violations result in a permanent ban.
No. The rule named "Career Advice Questions & Common Posts" says career related questions may be removed and should be re-asked over at r/PMcareers.
No. The rule named "No AI-Generated Content" bans AI-generated posts and comments, with exceptions only at the mod team's discretion.
No. The rule named "No Homework/Interview Answers" removes posts that ask the community to solve your interview or homework scenario.
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