AMA
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Huffman: An AMA is Reddit's best organic marketing strategy
“Tried and true organic strategy on Reddit for a brand is to do an AMA. Like, I'm, you know, famous director. I'm here to answer questions. I'm also here to promote my movie. People get that. Or I'm here to answer questions. I'm also here to promote my book. I …”
Smith: Real-world political redistribution relies on inefficient market distortions
“In the real world, redistribution happens via things like the minimum wage or, you know, like letting the AMA decide how many doctors there's gonna be. So, so redistribution in the real world is not always the most efficient thing.”
Shulman: AI music fan fiction is more engaging than artist AMAs
“What I can only describe as the equivalent of fan fiction, if she wants that, and that would be an immensely engaging activity, in my mind, way more valuable and way more engaging than like having an AMA with her, if you're a huge fan.”
Slowe: Reddit opened user community creation in 2008, producing AMAs
“The real change was in 2008 when we actually opened up the floodgates and just said like, Hey, if you want to, if you think you have a good idea for a community, go make one. And then that was like the initial burst of just like all sorts of random stuff that …”