If this small disagreement can be fixed, having an AMA tomorrow should be better than if it held today.
New AMA!
What happened? The new one says āremovedā, too.
Oh, huh.
Well if they get funding/preorder stuff set up and launched right after Kickstarter ends, thatās at least a way to get a lot more money.
I was thinking the same thing.
Has Keith found another sight (assuming he will do that)? To do the AMA thing?
We canāt do an AMA until the game ships to retail. They were quite explicit about that.
You canāt do one at /r/iama.
You could do it where they arenāt that ⦠strict ā¦
You could do one at any of those places. Sure /iama would have been the biggest audience ⦠but whatever.
Or not. If you are fed up, thatās ok.
Perhaps next weekend, we shall see!
Thereās also /r/ama ⦠their rules look pretty leger.
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Ouch. Sounds like we need to go around that obstacle to another subreddit or something. Mods are just a handful of people. Word will still get to the non-mod people (audience) who read AMAs, even if it needs to filter in from another subreddit.
I have an idea for a new reddit thread.
One where no one mentions the KS or the KS link.
A technical discussion based on your own thread here about orbits and gravity.
Adding in gas giants and how to fly into the cloud layers, the pressure and types of storms one would encounter.
And also drawing in the core of this thread on the SC forums about planetary transitioningā¦which also goes for gas giants.
https://forums.robertsspaceindustries.com/discussion/292230/how-planet-transition-should-be-from-a-game-doing-it-right/p1
My idea is that there are a lot of very clever people posting in the Orbit and Gravity thread here, so why not carry that over onto reddit as a technical discussion. And work into good short paragraphs āwhen comparing Elite to battlescapeā etc. Just using the games title and at most just using the website url http://infinitybattlescape.com/
No mention of KS. And for some of you to start the reddit and others here asking and answering questions. The technical the better.
And see where that leads. But just shut down any mention of the KS. Just use the games name when comparing to SC and ED for orbital and gravity mechanics, and just http://infinitybattlescape.com every now and again.
Let people discover the KS page naturally.
I know nothing about orbital mechanics and gravity, but Iām betting a lot of you clever peeps do and so would reddit users. And just let people discover the KS page themselves.
Is this idea any good? youād need a good number of people here to agree and to give their time to get the thread started with some juicy topics to discuss.
/r/ama is an empty board, man.
Also, Everspace had their AMA up before their kickstarter ended. 
Apparently it is permissible to have an AMA about an upcoming project that still has an ongoing Kickstarter AS LONG AS the KS has already been funded. Since I:BS has not yet been funded, that is why it was removed from /r/IAMA.
Ok, so whatās to stop someone pledging 300k until the AMA is over, then reverting their pledge? That rule seems incredibly arbitrary.
Aaaah, good catch. Thatās very specific - is it explicitly stated in the rules? If so, then itās our bad. If not, thatās on them.
Nothing, really.
Once a kickstarter had been funded, it cannot be defunded by someone lowering or canceling their pledge. That person would be stuck with defaulting post kickstarter, or hoping enough funds are raised to allow them to back off later.
Was there a new AMA? Itās funded, with one day left.