Re: AMA on reddit for the goals
Scott Harvey <[email protected]>
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On 04/07/2018 03:36 PM, Lydia Pintscher wrote > One thing I'm struggling with is the timing. Since some of you are > very active on reddit and probably have a better sense of this than > me: when is a good time/day to do it? Any other recommendations for > us? Hi Lydia! I'm not the most active Redditor, but from my time in the US corporate world, it feels like Reddit is most active during the workday - Monday through Friday, when people are at their desks (wasting company time). Or so I've heard - I would *never* have spent company time on the Internet. :) I don't know where all the participants are located, except that you're in Germany and Nate - my mentor - is somewhere in the US with me. A lot of the KDE people I've interacted with seem to be in Europe. I don't know if my European colleagues spend work time on non-work Internet activity like the Americans I've known. Looking at something like this site <https://www.worldtimeserver.com/meeting-planner-times.aspx?&L0=US-IL&Day=7&Mon=4&Y=2018&L1=DE&L2=RU-MOW&L3=KR&L4=&L5=&L6=&L7=>, 4:00pm in Germany might cover a pretty wide portion of the globe. We've got a prominent member who skews the results, but I included his timezone for good measure. As a new contributor, I'll be tuning in to watch this as it happens. It sounds like a great opportunity to get the word out. -Scott (sharvey), Chicago