Post inspiring magic performances! Whether it's clips from magic shows, other big names, or no names doing their thing, we want to see great magic performances. Royal Road - 'retaining the top and bottom cards in position' Spectator asks to shuffle with a controlled card In general, keep links to your content to 1/week or talk about them a lot on Reddit. This includes streams, torrents, cloud-hosted files, etc. No pirating or illegal distributing Don't link to or request magic hosted illegally online. For every 10 posts/comments you make, 9 of them should be something other than linking to your own content otherwise, you risk being judged a spammer not only by the mod team but also by reddit's spam algorithms, which will automatically shadowban you. AKA the Chris Ramsay Ruleįollow the 9-1 Rule. If you're going to give a compliment, give one! Don't prefix it by inflating your ego - 'I saw the moves but well performed' or 'I know how it done but great job'. Lower level comments should be reasonably related to the discussion. Submissions should be directly related to magic and/or sleight of hand magic. Posting a picture of a book or a DVD is considered low effort unless accompanied by something similar to listing a favorite effect/chapter/essay and why or a detailed review, not just 'It's good, I like it.'

This content often copies current trends and restates information rather than adding to the discussion. Low effort content is content that is typically created quickly and does not contribute to a discussion. We love having you, but when you only come around here to post stuff that benefits you, it looks fishy.

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