Submissions must be primarily news and developments relating to technology.
Self posts must contribute positively to r/technology and foster reasonable discussion. Cross-post self posts are not acceptable.
Submissions relating to business and politics must be sufficiently within the context of technology in that they either view the events from a technological standpoint or analyse the repercussions in thetechnological world.
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No images, audio, or video
Articles with supporting image and video content are allowed; if the text is only there to explain the media, then it is not suitable. A good rule of thumb is to look at the URL; if it's a video hosting site, or mentions video in the URL, it's not suitable.
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Titles must be taken directly from the article
Submissions must use either the articles title and optionally a subtitle, or, only if neither are accurate, a suitable quote, which must:
adequately describe the content
adequately describe the content's relation to technology
be free of user editorialization or alteration of meaning.
Please do not submit any petitions, surveys, crowdfunding, or any other call to action or fundraising.
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No customer support or feedback
Please do not submit discussions of one or more incidents of customer support or customer feedback.
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No directed abusive language
You are advised to abide by reddiquette; it will be enforced when user behavior is no longer deemed to be suitable for a technology forum. Remember; personal attacks, directed abusive language, trolling or bigotry in any form, are therefore not allowed and will be removed.
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Reposts
Please do not submit articles that are already covered by submissions currently in r/technology. Please doublecheck reddit.com/r/technology/new to make sure the topic you're submitting is unique.
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No Spam
Do not submit anything you have personally written or any projects, websites, or companies you are affiliated with or represent. You are to abide by the site-wide Terms of Service and Content Policy regarding Spam and Self Promotion. No exceptions.
