Re: AMA on reddit for the goals

On 04/08/2018 01:59 AM, Paul Brown wrote:
> Where would you like to do the AMA? Before you say "r/kde of course!", maybe
> we should consider r/linux and try and reach a wider audience.
I'm fairly certain all AMA's take place in r/iama. The question 
remaining is what subreddits you want to spend time & effort promoting 
the team's appearance. But word will get around to r/linux, r/Kubuntu, 
etc., through the grapevine as well as official announcements.
>   It will also
> mean exposing ourselves to harder questions. But then again, surely that will
> make it more interesting than if all the questions are softballs, and if we
> approach it as a team, we can probably come out looking better for it if we
> show we are not afraid to tackle prickly issues.
AMA's always have their share of hecklers and trolls who will bombard 
you with obnoxious, off-topic questions. I think, as the person(s) "on 
stage", the best thing you can do is not engage with them. Hard 
questions, sure - be prepared. But reddit is also home to plenty of 
people who like being disruptive - ne prepared for that as well.
> We will also probably need to engage the moderators.
Well, one of the moderators of r/KDE is someone named "sho_kde", so I 
think there's a friendly moderator already on our side!

-Scott