I think reddit's moderation guideline [that <10% of a users' posts ought to be related to product], along with time-limitations [see Y Combinator's own policy on its own incubated projects posting].

With exceptions for truly exceptional users (community concensus) // none granted, here.

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New accounts ought to be able to downvote (currently 501+ karma) before they can ever submit new links (somehow no current restriction), IMHO.

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OP: you are obviously new here (possibly AI translations, minimum, if not clanking-outright)... if your account isn't banned (which it should be IMHO, for at least a few months): don't post again until within the next monthly "What are you working on" thread, which is auto-generated (not by you).

This will require that you actually visit the homepage regularly, to wait for this thread... which might give you an opportunity to learn more about this community's culture / structure / rules.

At a minimum, give the bare minimum effort of abiding by this community's absolutely bare bones rules (publicly available).