A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/UCD: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
Checked October 27, 2026 from the community's public Reddit pages:
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This subreddit is a space dedicated to the University College Dublin community. It is for people who are part of the university and are looking for a place to discuss university life and related topics.
The rules that will determine if your post survives are {Be Respectful}, {Racism and/or Trolling}, {Personal Information}, {Survey & Form Posts Require Mod Approval}, {No spreading misinformation}, and {Ongoing Criminal Investigation}.
Since the community is focused on UCD, you should post content that is relevant to student life or the university experience. If you are conducting research or a survey, you must first submit your link and details to the moderators. Keep your tone respectful and ensure all information you share is verified and accurate before posting it.
You must avoid any behavior that is disrespectful or racist. Do not share private personal information about other people. If you are running a survey or form, you must not post it without getting approval from the moderators first. Also, do not share false or misleading information as if it is a confirmed fact, and you should never speculate about an ongoing criminal investigation.
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You must get moderator approval before posting any survey or form. This requires you to provide the mods with the purpose of the survey, data usage details, and how the input helps UCD students.
You must be respectful and avoid any racist behavior or trolling to comply with the rules.
Do not give out private personal information belonging to other people. You are responsible for the personal information you choose to share about yourself.
If you are unsure if information is true, you must make that clear and avoid presenting it as a confirmed fact.
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