I agree, but I’m afraid without new content its really an uphill climb (at least on reddit).
Unless you’ve been contacted directly by an admin, you can safely ignore the r/iama mods, who are buttheads. Do an AMA on r/pcgaming instead. Youll get closer to your target audience and the mods there arent buttheads.
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Going to be honest. The mods of r/gaming seemed to be much nicer then AMA, and they forwarded you guys to IAMA, so perhaps go back to them, explain the shitfest. And i’m 90% confident they’ll host it because that’s a load of ass. Because if we’re talking about things we HAVE Done, then what about the famous pile of trash Chris hansen who go on to talk about his upcoming but not actually coming show?
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Reddit isn’t a monolithic community. Each subreddit (r/iama, r/gaming, r/games, etc) is its own community with their own moderators and rules. The rulings in one subreddit does not impact the others. I think it would be worthwhile to tray again in another subreddit, and make sure to get moderator approval before making the announcement.
[quote]Going to be honest. The mods of r/gaming seemed to be much nicer then
AMA, and they forwarded you guys to IAMA, so perhaps go back to them,
explain the shitfest…[/quote]
Rule 9 in /r/gaming says no kickstarter and reminder posts. I don’t know if that means no kickstarter-related posts period or just reminder posts.
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Every subreddit is a different website. Subreddits differ in pretty much everything, setup, moderators, community, content etc. They might all be on reddit.com, but that doesn’t mean anything. If you want to do an AMA on a different space game or gaming focused subreddit, you can try.
Make your own up and mod it your self? ’ already said no.
There’s already one /r/infinity
The only problem is that it won’t have anywhere near as much traffic as /r/iama/ or any of the other main subreddits.
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doing an ama on r/iama misses the point, i feel. you’ll never hit a target audience there, r/iama is full of stuff unrelated to games and full of people who simple don’t care, plus a mod team that has a bad reputation. If you do one on something more relevant like on r/pcgaming. youll probably get more upvotes and also if it gets voted highly people on it will actually be interested.
raw traffic doesn’t matter, modern marketing as a whole is based on relevance to the reader.
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r/gaming so far seems to be the most receptive place for infinity stuff.
I don’t want to beat a dead horse, but originally we chose /iama because that’s what everybody told us would be the best place. And I don’t think we’re going to risk our credibility to be burned a second time.
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A third time 
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No one noticed really. 
It sucks tough … yeah. Have someone answer questions in the Live Stream Maybe. Could get messy fast tough.
Might be an option.
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Psst change the title of the thread. 
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Might I suggest that now that you have Angry Joe in on it, could you do a Q and A with him? That guys has a huge reach, over 2 million subscribers, it would be like a proper AMA just on youtube. His fans could submit questions for you to answer and everything!
Heck maybe he even has a subredit of his own?
There are two subreddits (and one of the subreddit is just a bot posting his videos) dedicated to him but they only rally to around 800 users total (unless there’s another subreddit I couldn’t find). Though having a Q&A with him while he tests the prototype (if he wants to) would be neat.
Yup, admins were totally fair.
*sighs*
What utter tossers
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Well those guys have their campaign already finnished
- runs and hides in the bad pun cave *
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