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My first paper just got accepted. What am I (not) allowed to do with the document now? (philosophy)

Hey guys, 

I'm an undergraduate in philosophy and I submitted a short paper on ethics to a journal. Last week I found out that it was accepted and that it'll be published soon. Now, my question: What am I (not) allowed to do with it?

1) I can share it with my friends, right? ("it" being the initial manuscript)

2) Can I post it on Reddit? 

3) Can I post it on a blog? (no, right?)

4) How can I reference it to other people who'd like to learn more? Do I wait for the publication to put it online? (if they do?)


I'm lost and I don't want to be sending a "stupid" follow-up question E-Mail. 

I'm looking forward to any response or other information that'd be useful to me. :) 

Thank you very much in advance!
gpt
Take a look at the contract you signed with the publisher. You probably signed over rights not only to the finalized article, but to the work as well. If so, that limits what you can do with the preprint legally. However, most publishers are currently letting small-scale sharing slide if they even notice, so you can likely go ahead.