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Jennifer OuelletteThe Reddit AMA as we know it is dead. "The decade-old team of moderators running Reddit AMAs (short for “Ask Me Anything”) are hanging up their boots and will no longer organize the popular Q&As. [They] think Reddit’s poor site management is beyond repair." https://qz.com/reddit-amas-r-iama-protest-api-changes-steve-huffman-1850600843
oDDmON@JenLucPiquant u/spez sticking his foot in it, up to his knees, again. Wonder where the valuation will finally drop to. smh
saltedcream@JenLucPiquant imagine crapping on the free labor that allows your business to exist
Nathan Kalmoe@JenLucPiquant I mean, what did they expect from a platform with 10 year old moderators?
Demilente@NathanKalmoe @JenLucPiquant Thank you, this made me chuckle.
NegativeTen@JenLucPiquant
this is the worst timeline
this is the worst timeline
@JenLucPiquant what was ever the benefit of them doing so? That sub is worth mad money, did they really just do it for free? Baffling behavior if so.
Jaime Herazo@JenLucPiquant
Meh, it's fine, the original purpose of the sub was dead long ago anyway: to ask questions to people in unusual interesting positions, "I weld stuff underwater", "I run a mortuary" or other *MUCH* more interesting people than celebrities. It was not an advertising instrument until it was turned into one.
Meh, it's fine, the original purpose of the sub was dead long ago anyway: to ask questions to people in unusual interesting positions, "I weld stuff underwater", "I run a mortuary" or other *MUCH* more interesting people than celebrities. It was not an advertising instrument until it was turned into one.
@JenLucPiquant
Also remembered there's still a reminder of it's original purpose: the name. It's called "IAmA" because it was "I am a X", "I am a Y", "I am a Z". People who were not famous at all but had interesting experiences. It's cool we could ask random stuff to celebrities but that was awesome and was never truly replaced.
Also remembered there's still a reminder of it's original purpose: the name. It's called "IAmA" because it was "I am a X", "I am a Y", "I am a Z". People who were not famous at all but had interesting experiences. It's cool we could ask random stuff to celebrities but that was awesome and was never truly replaced.
Man van Aarde
Robert@JenLucPiquant Let’s focus on the film, people. #rampart
Peter Principle@JenLucPiquant It'a been quite the year for social media platforms committing suicide-by-CEO.