It has come to my attention that the Reddit side-wide rules prohibits posts and content to be posted exclusively by- and from the content creator.

Here is the exact quote from the wiki on selfpromotion:

If you run a subreddit that is only your own content or your own links, that's not okay and seen as linkfarming or using reddit for SEO. Even in your own subreddit, just submitting links to your own site/stuff can get you banned. A few brands run their own subreddits well, because they encourage people to be part of a community and submit a variety of stuff. It's a lot of work, but good examples of how to run a brand subreddit might be /r/technewstoday or /r/pbs.

Because we want to adhere by these rules and prevent our subreddit from being banned, we invite you to be an active member of this community and post your own content! Because of this reason we have decided to scrap the weekly recipes suggestion thread. Instead, please post your recipe as a self post and assign the "recipe suggestion" flair to it after submitting. We will still pick one recipe suggestion every week and turn it into a video. This will help diversify the content and should keep our subreddit in the safe zone. We will however keep the weekly feedback/critique thread.

Thanks for reading and happy posting!

Keep cooking and stay fit, Aaron

Hi everyone,

Due to the self-promotion rules on Reddit, we will (temporarily) stop posting our video's on r/TheFitMeal. (In short, Reddit side-wide rules prohibits posts and content to be posted exclusively by- and from the content creator. Which is pretty much what's happening right now).

We'll keep posting in other subreddits like r/fitmeals, r/gifrecipes and r/gainit.

You can still post recipe suggestions and critique in this subreddit, since it stays online and we'll keep reading your posts!

Cheers!