Why Reddit posts get removed
Most removed posts aren't removed out of malice — they trip an AutoModerator keyword filter, miss an account-age requirement, or read as promotional in a subreddit that restricts self-promotion. This tool checks your draft against what's publicly visible: a subreddit's official rules and, when the moderators keep it public, its AutoModerator wiki page.
What this tool can and can't see
It can read public rules, a public AutoModerator config, and common removal patterns (promotional language, link shorteners, thin posts, clickbait formatting). It can't see private AutoModerator rules, a moderator's personal judgment, or unwritten community norms — so a “low risk” result is an estimate, not a guarantee. Pair it with the Subreddit Rules Checker to read the full rule text yourself.