Content must be related to women's soccer in the USA/Canada.
Despite “NWSL” being our subreddit name, we welcome content that pertains to a wide range of US or Canadian soccer activity. However, your posts should always clearly relate to one of the leagues or competitions. The further a post gets away from these core topics, the higher the chances it may be off-topic.
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Remarkability
Your post should always be something worth reading or looking at: because it's educational, because it's entertaining, or because it's informational. Strive to submit high-quality writing and content about North American soccer, and not merely any blog post that someone wrote about a match. A post made solely because of your emotional state (happy about a win, or sad about a loss, or drunk, or bored) is often not interesting to others.
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Always post original sources.
Always post original sources over those re-reporting. If an article has "Report:" in the title, it probably hinges on a link to another site, and you should submit that deeper link rather than the "Report" article. If a tweet has a link to a news article in it, submit that link instead of the tweet.
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Posts are interesting (and fair) to everyone.
While the demographics of r/NWSL are skewed towards some teams over others, we welcome content relating to all NWSL teams. But to that end, it should be relevant to everyone, and not just the fans of one particular team. Your post should not antagonize supporters of a particular team, attack the opinions of others (either on Reddit or off), nor should it editorialize in the post title. If you have a question for a specific fanbase, ask it in their team subreddit rather than in r/NWSL.
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General comment violation
Our community is one that accepts and welcomes all NWSL fans. We acknowledge that rivalries between supporters exist and can frequently get heated, but reject the idea that these debates and discussions must happen in a way that compromises on our community or the basics of human decency.
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Sales, Donations, and Giveaway Policies
If you’ve created a web store or crowdsourcing campaign for a particular effort, those posts are allowed (so long as you adhere to the self-linking rules, and any fundraising campaign is not self-serving). If you are looking to sell merchandise or tickets exclusively through Reddit, you may not do this on r/NWSL. Posts selling items through r/NWSL will be removed. If you are looking to give away merchandise or tickets, we would recommend using the appropriate team subreddit instead.
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Self-Linking Policies
"Self-linking" is the submission of links or content from sites you write for, own, operate, or are otherwise involved with. You have to be an active community member, submitting and commenting on links that are not solely your own. You must clearly identify that you are associated with the site or article in question in the post title of anything submitted from your site. Your self-link frequency needs to be reasonable, and cannot violate the above rules about content submission.
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Tweet Formatting
Tweets must use the format of having the last name of the tweeter in brackets and the exact tweet copy and pasted with edits allowed for clarity (hashtags, abbreviations, and twitter handles can be changed, and the tweet can be translated into English) e.g. "[Linehan] Press and Morgan signing for San Jose."
Until further updates to new reddit occur, the user experience for this subreddit (sidebar schedule, user club crests, etc.) is best found on the old version of reddit.
