Can I promote my product here?
Yes, exactly once, and only if it is genuinely relevant to universities or student life, because repeated or off-topic promotion gets content removed and can get you banned.
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r/UniRO is a Romanian language community for students, both those studying in the country and those studying abroad, based on its public description. The rules make the scope clear, this is a space for universities, faculties and student life, with general questions and discussions on those topics. People come here to ask about their faculty or university, and the rules push every poster to give context like the faculty and university in question, pick a fitting flair, and write a short but descriptive title. This is a student help and student life room, not a business room, so anyone posting here should arrive as a useful member of that world first.
A handful of rules decide almost everything here. “Formatul obligatoriu pentru postări!” requires a short but descriptive title, plenty of relevant context such as the faculty and university you are asking about, a fitting flair, and it bans questions whose answer is easy to find from official sources or a basic search. “Promovarea proiectelor academice, facultăților, evenimentelor, etc.” allows promotion exactly once if it is relevant to the community theme, while ads, off-topic promotion, tutoring and posts looking for paid help are not allowed. “Este interzisă promovarea comunităților și platformelor externe.” bans links to external groups and platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram and Discord in posts and comments, with one carve out, posts searching for university groups are allowed as long as links are shared only in private. “Postări și comentarii off-topic” deletes anything outside universities and student life, and “Repostările, postările duplicate și spam-ul sunt interzise” kills duplicates and repetitive posting, even when the original post was yours. If your work touches students directly, “Chestionare pentru licență, disertație și proiecte academice” allows surveys only in the comments of the pinned thread and only for academic projects, with a permanent ban for posting the same survey repeatedly. Finally, “Frauda academică este interzisă” bans anything that asks for, offers or encourages academic dishonesty, including using AI to break institutional academic rules.
A good post here looks like a contribution to student life, not a launch. You are allowed one promotion if it is relevant to the community theme, so make it count by presenting an academic project, event or initiative that genuinely helps students. Write a short descriptive title, pick the most fitting flair, and give plenty of context, for example which faculty or university your project or question touches. Honest questions about real student problems work well, like asking how students at a specific faculty handle something, and answering other people's questions in the comments builds the trust that makes your one allowed promotion land. If you announce a project or event, say plainly what it is, who it is for and why it matters to students, and keep links to external platforms out of the post entirely, because those are banned even when the post itself is fine.
The fastest way to lose a post here is a missing flair or a vague title, because the format rule removes posts without enough context. Do not post links to external groups or platforms anywhere, posts or comments, and do not run a survey outside the pinned thread. One relevant promotion is allowed, a second one, an off-topic ad, a tutoring offer or a paid help wanted post is not. Never ask for or offer academic fraud, including using AI to break institutional academic rules, and never ask someone to write work for you or share exam answers. Keep personal information out of your posts, do not repost something similar to a recent post, and stay on the topic of universities and student life in everything you write.
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Yes, exactly once, and only if it is genuinely relevant to universities or student life, because repeated or off-topic promotion gets content removed and can get you banned.
No, links to external platforms are banned in posts and comments, and even in a group search post the link may only be sent in private messages.
Only in the comments of the pinned thread, only if it belongs to an academic project like a thesis, and never more than once, because a repeat is a permanent ban without warning.
No, ads, tutoring and posts looking for paid professors or paid help are explicitly not allowed under the promotion rule.
No, every form of academic fraud is banned, including using AI or other tools to break the academic rules of an institution.