I also don’t go into Reddit anymore, unless the answer or solution that I’m looking for just happens to be there. But, I am curious, has anyone considered doing an AMA on Lemmy yet? If not, is it due to a technical limitation currently on Lemmy? Or, is it due to the smaller user base that would not bring a lot of value to an AMA?
It’s a little quieter now, I think because everyone is busy with life stuff. I was planning to work with the mods in !askmeanything@lemmy.ca when I had time to get it rolling again (with locals to start off)
I do sometimes see AMA’s being suggested on Lemmy, but none that i personally checked out, so i don’t know how many people respond to them.
My guess is that it would probably depend more on how active a particular community is, since there doesn’t seem to be a dedicated AMA community here, rather than a smaller user base. Some communities are not very active, others are very lively.
As for an AMA for Proton, i don’t think they have joined lemmy yet and unfortunately, no one on reddit asked them to join here :-(
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I also don’t go into Reddit anymore, unless the answer or solution that I’m looking for just happens to be there. But, I am curious, has anyone considered doing an AMA on Lemmy yet? If not, is it due to a technical limitation currently on Lemmy? Or, is it due to the smaller user base that would not bring a lot of value to an AMA?
It’s a little quieter now, I think because everyone is busy with life stuff. I was planning to work with the mods in !askmeanything@lemmy.ca when I had time to get it rolling again (with locals to start off)
I do sometimes see AMA’s being suggested on Lemmy, but none that i personally checked out, so i don’t know how many people respond to them. My guess is that it would probably depend more on how active a particular community is, since there doesn’t seem to be a dedicated AMA community here, rather than a smaller user base. Some communities are not very active, others are very lively. As for an AMA for Proton, i don’t think they have joined lemmy yet and unfortunately, no one on reddit asked them to join here :-(
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