Can I Duplicate Threads on Different Sites/Forums?

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Duplicating threads across different forums is generally permissible, as it can increase the likelihood of receiving responses. However, it's important to consider the specific rules of each forum, as some may have restrictions against cross-posting. Linking back to the original thread can enhance engagement and provide context for readers on the other forum. While the practice is often accepted, maintaining transparency and adhering to community guidelines is crucial. Overall, cross-posting can be beneficial if done thoughtfully and respectfully.
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Can I start the same thread on PF and another popular site/forum ? Or is it against the rule?
I want to do this so as to increase my chance of getting good replies. I don't see much any reason why I shouldn't be allowed to do this, except for commercial reason.
 
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In general - no problem.
 
If it's posted on PF first, wouldn't it be good to provide a link to it from the other forum?
 

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