Can I post my own content here?
Only if it is original content related to Vinesauce, and it cannot be your stream or YouTube channel, and highlight videos must have no ads on them.
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This subreddit is about Vinesauce and Friends. People come here to talk about what happens during the streams, video game news, and new game releases. The rules say everything has to be about Vinny Vinesauce and gaming discussion, with one exception for streamers and content creators who are Vinesauce adjacent or friends of the crew. So the room is mostly fans of Vinny and the wider Vinesauce group, sharing clips, art, thoughts on streams, and general gaming talk. It is a fan community first, and the rules make clear that discussion is valued over memes and shitposts.
The rule that decides almost everything for a marketer is “No Self-Advertising.”. Advertising is not allowed here, and the only exception is original content related to Vinesauce. Posting your own stream or YouTube channel is not allowed either, and highlight videos are only fine when there are no ads placed on them. Selling Vinesauce related merchandise needs a streamer's permission first. “No Off-Topic Posts.” matters next, because everything has to be about Vinny Vinesauce and gaming discussion, with an exception for Vinesauce adjacent streamers and content creators. “No Unrelated Vinesauce Memes.” tells you the community prefers discussion over memes and shitposts, and it bans a list of dead memes plus memes from streamers outside the Vinesauce friend group. “Avoid being Parasocial.” bans posts directed at streamers as if they were friends, photos of yourself where the object alone would do, and sexualizing streamers in words or art. “Do Not Incite/Participate/Create Any Drama.” removes callout posts and industry drama, which is a common trap for people promoting by stirring things up. “No Political Topics Or Throwaway ACCTs Allowed.” bans political discussion and also bans throwaway accounts, so you must post from a proper account you are known by online. “Do Not Post Official Vinesauce Videos.” matters because a bot posts official videos automatically, so you should never beat it to it. “No NSFW Posts.” applies to art and videos, and “Kill Each Other with Love, not Hate.” bans malicious comments and personal attacks. Finally, “Moderators Can Remove & Ban At Their Own Discretion.” means things like Twitter and X links can be removed even when no other rule covers them.
A good post here is original content that connects to Vinesauce in a real way. If you make something, a tool, a video, a piece of art, it only fits if it is genuinely about Vinesauce, and even then it cannot be your stream or your YouTube channel. Highlight videos of streams are fine as long as no ads are placed on them. Fan art is welcome when you credit the original artist, and if the art is yours, condense multiple pieces into one post or wait 24 hours between separate posts. Gaming discussion about news and releases fits the description directly. Thoughtful discussion about the streams does better than memes, because the rules say the community enjoys discussion over shitposts. Whatever you post, use your real established account, not a throwaway.
The fastest way to get removed is to advertise. Posting your stream, your YouTube channel, or your product with no Vinesauce connection breaks the self-advertising rule and can earn a 7 to 30 day ban. Selling Vinesauce merchandise without a streamer's permission is also banned. Off-topic posts get removed, so anything not about Vinny Vinesauce or gaming discussion is out, and AI generated videos, images, and music are discouraged in favor of human made content. Dead memes and memes from other streamers get removed. Political posts and throwaway accounts both get removed, and the throwaway ban is absolute. Drama posts like callouts or industry drama can earn anything from a 1 day to a permanent ban. Official Vinesauce videos get removed because a bot posts them. NSFW content, malicious comments, and parasocial posts about streamers all get removed too. Art posts need sources and credits, and if you post multiple pieces separately you must wait 24 hours between them.
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Only if it is original content related to Vinesauce, and it cannot be your stream or YouTube channel, and highlight videos must have no ads on them.
Yes, the rules allow links, but the content behind them still has to follow every other rule, especially the ones on advertising and NSFW material.
No, selling Vinesauce related merchandise needs a streamer's permission first, and the penalty is a 7 to 30 day ban.
No, a bot posts official videos automatically, and posting them yourself gets the post removed and can earn a 7 to 30 day ban.
No, the rules ban throwaway accounts, so post and comment from a proper account you are known by online.
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