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reddit-comment-safety

Use this skill when reviewing or generating comments that touch a brand on Reddit — "is this comment safe to post," "why do our comments get removed," "make this sound less like an ad." Runs a six-point compliance check on every comment before it ships, switches to natural-mention mode where self-promotion is restricted, and enforces the posting patterns that keep accounts alive.

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Use on every brand-adjacent comment before it posts. Produces a pass / fix / skip verdict per comment. Reddit's spam systems and moderators punish patterns, not just individual posts — safety is a per-comment discipline.

## The six-point check

1. **subreddit rules** — complies with that community's stated rules
2. **self-promotion** — respects the sub's self-promo policy
3. **relevance** — responds to what the post actually says, not to a keyword
4. **authenticity** — no spam patterns or robotic signals
5. **tone** — matches how that community talks
6. **safety flags** — nothing that trips Reddit's spam filters

## Natural-mention mode

Where a community restricts self-promotion: strip or minimize product references, drop external links entirely, and lead with expertise — answer the question fully; the brand earns at most a passing mention. Value first is the only mode that survives in restricted communities.