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7 Reddit AMAs That Went Horribly Wrong
7 Reddit AMAs That Went Horribly Wrong
   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. See also: A Reddit Mystery Solved: The Identity of 'Shitty_Watercolour' 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... More about Reddit, Social Media, Celebrities, Features, and Ama 
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