r/LocalLLaMA

Can you post your project here?

Self-promotion is allowed but should be limited to 10% of your content. When sharing a project, avoid sensationalized titles, use direct links to sources like GitHub or Hugging Face, and do not flair it as 'News'.

Before you post: Self-promotion must adhere to the 1/10th rule. Project titles must not be sensationalized. Links must be direct to the source (GitHub or Hugging Face, not affiliate links). Use the 'Resources' flair, not 'News'.

The rules, in their words

1. Please search before asking: Before submitting a post to ask a question, please search this subreddit and related resources. To maintain community quality, questions that fall under Rule 3 (Low Effort Posts) may be removed. This includes questions like: - How to use Llama? - Where to download models? - What models can I run with this hardware? - Help! I'm having *[insert error message here]* Questions that cannot be found by searching are always allowed. If you need help with PC building and budgeting, try r/buildapc
2. Off-Topic Posts: Posts must be directly related to Llama or the topic of LLMs.
3. Low Effort Posts: Asking questions is allowed, but it's kindly asked that users first spend a reasonable amount of time searching for existing questions on this subreddit or elsewhere that may provide an answer. Since this subreddit receives a high volume of questions daily, this rule is in place to help reduce identical posts. If you can't find an answer to your question and want to make a post here, please be clear and comprehensive when asking to improve your chances of getting an answer from the community.
4. Limit Self-Promotion: This is an open community that highly encourages collaborative resource sharing, but self-promotion should be limited. The 1/10th rule is a good guideline: self-promotion should not be more than 10% of your content. Additionally, if you are sharing your project: - Please do not use any sensationalized titles. - Do not use any affiliate links when linking to content. Links must be directly to the source, such as GitHub or Hugging Face. - Do not flair your own project as News. Use Resources.
5. Follow Reddit's Content Policy: Posters and commenters are expected to act in good faith. Treat other users the way you want to be treated. Avoid straw-manning and bad-faith interpretations. Avoid presenting misinformation as factual. Please remember to follow Reddit's Content Policy (https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy).