Can I promote my own product or service if it is relevant to SpaceCraft?
No. The Promotion Guidelines say promoting and advertising is strictly prohibited under no circumstances, whether or not the content belongs to you.
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This is the official community for discussing SpaceCraft, a game developed and published by Shiro Games. The subreddit exists for players and fans to talk about the game, share feedback, report bugs, post artwork, and discuss anything directly tied to SpaceCraft or Shiro Games. The rules make clear that the space is meant for meaningful discussion, and moderators will remove content they consider low quality or off topic.
The rules that will make or break your post are the Promotion Guidelines, the Relevancy Guidelines, the Frequency Guidelines, and the Artwork Guidelines. The Promotion Guidelines state that promoting and advertising is strictly prohibited and that it is irrelevant whether the content belongs to the Redditor who submitted it. The Relevancy Guidelines require that every post be directly related to SpaceCraft or Shiro Games and carry a relevant flair. The Frequency Guidelines allow moderators to remove posts that cover the same angle as an existing post or that are frequently posted. The Artwork Guidelines require that any concept or fan art include a source or the artist name. The Feedback Guidelines also matter if you ever want to share criticism, because they allow it only as long as it stays civil and actionable.
A good post here is a genuine contribution about SpaceCraft or Shiro Games, not a marketing vehicle. You could share a thoughtful question about gameplay, a civil and actionable piece of feedback about the game, or a discussion about a bug you encountered as long as you do not encourage others to exploit it. If you create or share fan art, include the artist name or source. Make sure you assign the correct flair before you submit. The goal is to participate as a community member who cares about the game, not as a founder looking for distribution. Over time, being a recognizable and respectful participant is the only form of marketing this subreddit tolerates.
Avoid anything promotional. The Promotion Guidelines are absolute, and they explicitly state that it does not matter whether the content belongs to you. Do not share social media accounts, products, or services. Do not post without a flair, because incorrectly flaired posts are removed under the Relevancy Guidelines. Do not repeat a topic that has already been covered from the same angle, since the Frequency Guidelines allow removal of redundant posts. Do not post fan art without crediting the artist by name or source. Do not enable piracy or share hacked content. And do not post uncivil or non-actionable criticism, because the Feedback Guidelines and General Guidelines both give moderators room to remove it.
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No. The Promotion Guidelines say promoting and advertising is strictly prohibited under no circumstances, whether or not the content belongs to you.
Yes, as long as you remain civil and your feedback is actionable. The Feedback Guidelines say non-actionable feedback and blatant hate are not allowed.
Yes. The Support Guidelines allow discussing bugs, exploits, and cheats as long as you do not promote their use.
You must give credit to the artist by including their name or a source. The Artwork Guidelines say posts without a source or artist name will be removed.
Yes. The Relevancy Guidelines require all posts to have a relevant flair, and incorrectly flaired posts will be removed.
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