Date: 2025-11-25 (Tuesday) Action Required: Post this Saturday (November 29 or 30, 2025)
From r/Python rules:
Project posts ([P] flair) can ONLY be posted on Saturdays
This means:
- ❌ Tuesday-Thursday 9-11am EST is WRONG
- ✅ Saturday 9-11am EST is CORRECT
Next Saturday opportunities:
- November 29, 2025 (this Saturday)
- December 6, 2025 (next Saturday if you miss this one)
✅ Reddit post created: /home/kwaldman/code/sdks/python/REDDIT_POST_COPY_PASTE.md
✅ Real usage data: 250+ PyPI downloads, 4 active users, 100+ API requests
✅ Async verified: Both sync and async examples in post
✅ All claims verified: Exponential backoff with jitter, connection pooling, error handling
Saturday morning before posting:
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Test Quick Start command works:
pip install oilpriceapi export OILPRICEAPI_KEY="your_test_key" python -c "from oilpriceapi import OilPriceAPI; print('Works!')"
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Verify all links in incognito:
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Turn on GitHub notifications
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Clear 2 hours in calendar for responses
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Open prepared answers:
REDDIT_POST_FINAL.mdlines 177-205
- Go to: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/submit
- Click: "Text" tab
- Copy title from:
REDDIT_POST_COPY_PASTE.mdline 3[P] Built a Python SDK for commodity price data - handling retries, rate limits, and async properly - Copy body from:
REDDIT_POST_COPY_PASTE.mdlines 8-152 - Select flair: "[P]" (Project)
- Post time: Saturday 9-11am EST
- Stay online for first 2 hours
r/Python has specific rules:
- [P] Project posts: Saturdays only
- [D] Discussion: Any day
- [Q] Questions: Any day
- [N] News: Any day
Since this is a project announcement, it MUST be Saturday with [P] flair.
If you post Tuesday-Thursday:
- Post will be removed by moderators
- You'll be told to repost on Saturday
- You lose momentum and have to start over
Don't post until Saturday!
Copy this to your calendar:
SATURDAY - Post Python SDK to r/Python
Time: 9-11am EST
File: /home/kwaldman/code/sdks/python/REDDIT_POST_COPY_PASTE.md
Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/submit
Flair: [P] (Project)
Stay online: First 2 hours to respond to comments
First hour:
- 10+ upvotes = good start
- 5+ comments = sparking discussion
- 2+ technical questions = right audience
24 hours:
- 100+ upvotes = strong engagement
- 20+ comments = real interest
- 5+ GitHub stars = converted to users
1 week:
- 500+ PyPI downloads = validation
- 3+ issues/PRs = community building
After posting:
- Reply to comments within 15 minutes
- Link to specific code when explaining
- Thank people who ask questions
- Open GitHub issues for feature requests
- Query production DB again next week to see Reddit impact
Status: ✅ READY FOR SATURDAY File: /home/kwaldman/code/sdks/python/REDDIT_POST_COPY_PASTE.md Next action: Wait until Saturday, then post!