Review 5 Reddit discussions, edit proposed replies, publish, return permalinks -- 2
Budget / Salary$12–12
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Looking for an experienced online community writer/editor for a small fixed unit — not a general content mill.
One $12 unit = five assigned Reddit discussions: review each, check a proposed reply, edit thoughtfully (or skip with a short note), publish where permitted, and return live www.reddit.com permalinks. Edit freely. Do not invent personal experience.
WHO THIS IS FOR
- Freelancers with a solid Freelancer.com track record (we prefer 20+ reviews and strong completion history)
- People who already participate in online communities and write natural, helpful replies
- Clear written English
WHO THIS IS NOT FOR
- Brand-new Freelancer accounts with little or no review history
- Pure SEO / link-building / forum-spam styles of work
- Agencies bidding as a team for this small unit
SCOPE (after hire)
You receive five discussion URLs and a proposed response for each. For every thread:
1) Read the post and relevant replies
2) Check that the proposed response actually answers the question
3) Edit for accuracy, tone, and subreddit-rule compliance
4) Remove or rewrite any personal-experience claim you cannot truthfully make
5) Publish if permitted; otherwise skip and say why
6) Do not invent endorsements; disclose affiliation when a mentioned resource requires it
7) Do not vote, report, DM users, or touch unrelated threads
DELIVERABLES
- Live www.reddit.com comment permalink for each published reply
- Short skip note for any thread you did not publish
PREFERRED REGIONS
We are primarily hiring freelancers based in India, Bangladesh, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Vietnam, Europe, UK, US, Canada, Australia, UAE, and similar. We are not hiring for this project from Nigeria, Kenya, or Pakistan.
TO BID
In your proposal, briefly answer:
1) Roughly how many Freelancer reviews do you have?
2) What would you do if a proposed reply claims personal experience you do not have?
3) Confirm five threads = one $12 unit for this project.
Work is complete when all five permalinks or skip notes have been returned.
One $12 unit = five assigned Reddit discussions: review each, check a proposed reply, edit thoughtfully (or skip with a short note), publish where permitted, and return live www.reddit.com permalinks. Edit freely. Do not invent personal experience.
WHO THIS IS FOR
- Freelancers with a solid Freelancer.com track record (we prefer 20+ reviews and strong completion history)
- People who already participate in online communities and write natural, helpful replies
- Clear written English
WHO THIS IS NOT FOR
- Brand-new Freelancer accounts with little or no review history
- Pure SEO / link-building / forum-spam styles of work
- Agencies bidding as a team for this small unit
SCOPE (after hire)
You receive five discussion URLs and a proposed response for each. For every thread:
1) Read the post and relevant replies
2) Check that the proposed response actually answers the question
3) Edit for accuracy, tone, and subreddit-rule compliance
4) Remove or rewrite any personal-experience claim you cannot truthfully make
5) Publish if permitted; otherwise skip and say why
6) Do not invent endorsements; disclose affiliation when a mentioned resource requires it
7) Do not vote, report, DM users, or touch unrelated threads
DELIVERABLES
- Live www.reddit.com comment permalink for each published reply
- Short skip note for any thread you did not publish
PREFERRED REGIONS
We are primarily hiring freelancers based in India, Bangladesh, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Vietnam, Europe, UK, US, Canada, Australia, UAE, and similar. We are not hiring for this project from Nigeria, Kenya, or Pakistan.
TO BID
In your proposal, briefly answer:
1) Roughly how many Freelancer reviews do you have?
2) What would you do if a proposed reply claims personal experience you do not have?
3) Confirm five threads = one $12 unit for this project.
Work is complete when all five permalinks or skip notes have been returned.
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