search

Erkan-Yilmaz / Gridcoin-tasks

tasks, wishes, ideas, ... for the Gridcoin project
26 stars 1 forks source link

create coordinated AMA thread #65

Open Erkan-Yilmaz opened 7 years ago

Erkan-Yilmaz commented 7 years ago

e.g. "ask the community anything", and then several users answer there

mentioned in hangout 5

grctest commented 7 years ago

/r/iAMA has more than 15million subscribers where as /r/AMA has approx 150k subscribers.

/r/ama rules:

Moderators can use their discretion to remove posts they think need to be (advertising, repeated reposting of the AMA, no identification [My friend said I should do an AMA, AMA.], or otherwise posts that we feel may deteriorate the subreddit.

/r/iama rules:

Obvious nonsense or advertising will be removed - this is up to the discretion of the moderators.

I believe that moderators may perceive the AMA as advertising & censor/ban our attempts at an AMA. It's worth inquiring about the idea though..

AMAs need to be about something you have done, not something that you plan to do at some point or are in the process of doing.

Gridcoin isn't in the past tense, technically it's something actively present..

We could do an AMA on the less serious AMA subreddits (there's a few) if we're rejected from the main AMA subs. Alternatively, we could do one on Steemit (where censorship does not exist).

edit: Perhaps we'd have the least mod resistance on /r/InternetAMA/ ?

fkinglag commented 7 years ago

I also suggest r/casualAMA as another source/venue to help us do this. Having a charity-related thing we could do at the same time would help exposure throughout. Have we ever had any ideas for charity endorsement?

r/AMA, years ago, was changed in order to deter the amount of people constantly making AMA's. In some cases the AMA would be a hit and now the rules are set in place in order to control a narrative on Reddit. We see r/AMA used now as a venue for celebrities and projects to pump their products up into this narrative for exposure. I don't know how they can have these rules against advertising when clearly every AMA made has something being plugged. Reddit was supposed to be a non-profit.

grctest commented 7 years ago

Have we ever had any ideas for charity endorsement?

https://github.com/Erkan-Yilmaz/Gridcoin-tasks/issues/62