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Can we organize AMAs to help Lemmy/Kbin grow?
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this post was submitted on 22 Jun 2023
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This is far too premature.
AMA is a high amount of trust in the moderation team. You build trust by having assurances that the AMA hosts have done their research and prove that the person is who they say they are.
Where we need to start is: who around here is even capable of hosting AMAs? Are they willing to host AMAs to build a community/subreddit's trust? Etc. etc.
Build trust by having AMAs of interesting non-celebrity people.
Yeah I think there's a lot of value in hearing from non-celebrities and to be honest, people being here because they want to be rather than they're promoting something is just more interesting.
I'd totally love that! Hearing the personal experiences of "Normal" (for lack of a better word) people would be awesome! The vast differences in the lives that people lead is fascinating
o/
/r/france mod. Not booted (yet).
Not super available but I can help people show how we used to set it up in /r/france
It is not rocket science: Anyone could start an AMA but mods would automatically sticky a message with the "proof status" of OP. Usually people asked the mods beforehands on how to check proof but not always
The sticky would be saying "OP provided proof"/"OP did not provide proof, it may still be legit, but know we can't check if it is true".
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Unfortunately one of the easiest and most effective ways in the past was to have someone post a dated "Hi reddit" pic from their official verified Twitter account. Well, so much for that.