r/askSouthAfrica
Thinking of visiting and wondering what to do? Looking for something locally? Ask anything to get a perspective or answer from a South African perspective. This is a sub for casual questions, not for political discussions.
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r/askSouthAfrica Subreddit Rules
Be Kind
Abuse towards others will not be tolerated.
If you can't express yourself in a civil manner, then rather go for a walk.
Do not troll, harass or abuse others.
Bigotry has no place here. Nor does anyone who supports or shields bigotry. Do not demean or insult specific groups or use hateful slurs.
Relevant to South Africa
The question(s) asked must be relevant to South Africa
No politics.
Use r/southafrica for discussing politics.
Authentic Questions
Only ask authentic questions.
Do not include your personal opinion in your question.
Do not ask questions to incite, inflame, insult or are loaded in any way.
While this sub can help you make a decision, please refrain from CMV (Change My View) type questions. Rather ask these as a Discussion in r/southafrica.
Taboo Subjects
We maintain a list of subjects that are taboo. Promotion of health misinformation, historical revisionism and a number of high emotive subjects are not welcome.
Full list at https://www.reddit.com/r/askSouthAfrica/wiki/taboo/
Duplicate Questions
Please don't re-ask the same question that has been asked in the last month. The answers to your question may have already been answered. Check https://reddit.com/r/asksouthafrica/new before posting a new question
Language
Questions are allowed in any of South Africa's 11 languages. Answers should be in English or be in the same language as the question.
Stay on topic
Please stay on topic.
Do not promote a person, a cause, a party, a company, a product or anything unless it directly answers a question.
AI generated answers are prohibited.
Nothing Illegal
If it is illegal within the borders of South Africa, then please keep it out of here.
This includes:
- asking where to buy controlled substances including cannabis or any other narcotics.
- promoting others to commit a crime,
- copy right infringement (take it to r/piracy)
- traveling in and out of the country on a non-South African passport if you are a South African citizen/passport holder.
Dedicated Accounts
Accounts dedicated to promoting an agenda, idea, person, company or a product without mod approval are not welcome here.
This behaviour is considered spam, and will be responded to accordingly. Rather speak with us first before posting.
No HyperionDev and Unite180
Since HyperionDev and Unite180 saw it fit to spam the sub with bots, we've had to take the unfortunate step of create a rule specifically to for them. See more here: https://www.reddit.com/r/askSouthAfrica/comments/1fhyuiz/hyperiondev_review/
Not a relationship, hook-up sub or emotional baggage
We are not a relationship sub. We also not a sub designed for hook-ups, kinks, porn or swingers. Nor dealing with emotional baggage.
Absolutely no spam, commercial advertising or AI garbage
Absolutely no spam, commercial advertising or AI garbage.
No surveys or homework requests
All surveys need to be approved by the MODS. We are not a homework SUB, so do not ask for assistance with it.
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