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# Subreddit-Specific Guidelines

**Note:** For r/claude and r/AgentsOfAI, see `references/subreddit-analysis-claude-agentsofai.md` for deep content analysis including top posts, engagement patterns, comment analysis, and posting strategies.

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## r/jobs

**Tone:** Direct, no-BS, supportive
**Length:** 250-400 words
**What works:** Raw struggle, specific numbers, asking for tips
**What doesn't:** Inspiration, success stories without struggle, promotion

**Common language:**
- "ghosted"
- "spray and pray"
- "recession"
- "laid off"
- "overqualified"

**Culture notes:**
- Very supportive of people in tough situations
- Hates corporate BS and toxic positivity
- Appreciates specific numbers (applications sent, interviews, timeline)
- Suspicious of anything that sounds like an ad

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## r/RemoteWork

**Tone:** Values flexibility, hates micromanagement
**Length:** 300-500 words
**What works:** Work-life balance, async culture, Zoom fatigue complaints
**What doesn't:** Pro-office arguments, "you need to be on camera"

**Common language:**
- "async"
- "Zoom fatigue"
- "camera-on culture"
- "flexibility"
- "time zone differences"
- "micromanagement"

**Culture notes:**
- Strong pro-remote bias
- Very against return-to-office mandates
- Values autonomy and trust
- Discusses tools and productivity naturally
- Appreciates tips for maintaining work-life boundaries

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## r/careerguidance

**Tone:** More formal, advice-seeking
**Length:** 300-600 words (can be longer)
**What works:** Detailed context, specific questions, openness to feedback
**What doesn't:** Venting without seeking advice, too casual

**Common language:**
- "pivot"
- "career path"
- "transferable skills"
- "networking"
- "mentorship"
- "growth opportunities"

**Culture notes:**
- More professional tone than r/jobs
- Expects posts to ask clear questions
- Values detailed background/context
- Appreciates when OP responds to advice
- More accepting of longer posts if content is relevant

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## r/antiwork

**Tone:** Skeptical of corporate, pro-worker
**Length:** 200-400 words
**What works:** Calling out bad practices, solidarity, worker empowerment
**What doesn't:** Pro-corporate takes, defending bad employers

**Common language:**
- "late-stage capitalism"
- "wage slave"
- "corpo"
- "bootlicker" (for people who defend corporate)
- "living wage"
- "exploitation"

**Culture notes:**
- Strongly skeptical of employers and corporate culture
- Very cynical tone is acceptable and expected
- Stories about bad bosses/companies resonate
- Any hint of corporate defense will be downvoted
- Pro-union, pro-worker rights
- Suspicious of productivity culture

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## General Adaptation Tips

1. **Read top posts** in target subreddit before writing
2. **Match length** to community norms
3. **Use community-specific phrases** naturally
4. **Match cynicism/optimism level** to community
5. **Adjust formality** based on community culture
6. **Consider flair requirements** - some subs require specific flairs