7 Reddit AMAs That Went Horribly Wrong
 

7 Reddit AMAs That Went Horribly Wrong
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Before you say "ask me anything," you should really mean anything.

That's one of the many life lessons Reddit has taught us. The online community and self-proclaimed "front page of the Internet" has created a popular ****** called "Ask Me Anything," a Q&A format hosted by celebrities, activists, regular citizens with interesting stories and more.

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Users of the site are invited to engage with AMA hosts, but sometimes things don't go so well. The AMA format is a demanding, open forum and questions will truly run the gamut. If you aren't willing to answer a bevy of random queries thoughtfully, you aren't going to do well. Bad Reddit AMAs have even been the topic of a thread on the site itself, where users gripe about the worst Q&A sessions in the site's history. Read more...

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