Invite to Submit Questions for "January" AMA Stream
Added 2020-02-18 03:52:05 +0000 UTCDear 15+ Patrons,
I'm gonna try something new for this AMA stream. Instead of typing your questions in the comments, click the link on this post to take you to a Google form where you can ask the question.
I'm doing it this way because some people inevitably write out 8 paragraphs of text which is awkward to read aloud on stream, so the Google form has a 350-character limit. If that turns out to be too short, let me know and I'll consider making it longer next time. But it's more than a tweet's worth, I think it should be good!
Make sure to enter your actual Patreon username in the form too so I can verify you're a patron (I think it goes without saying, please don't share the link!) If you have a different name you prefer me to read on stream, you can put that in brackets after your username.
We'll do the stream tomorrow, February 18 at 8pm ET.
The stream will be archived here as always for those who miss it live.
Looking forward to chatting!
Much <3
Natalie
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Dan Cole
2020-02-18 20:18:40 +0000 UTCA better way to do this too, once you have more than just a few hours to plan this out, would be if you could somehow get Google to spit out a number for their question, and then when you're on the air, you can have a visual aid at the bottom with the question number and say on stream, for example, "Alicia Crawford, with question number thirty-two, asks..." Then you wouldn't even need to publish a list.
Alicia Crawford
2020-02-18 19:24:18 +0000 UTCIt would be nice if before or after the stream, we could get a list (probably a post at the same tier as being able to ask questions) of all the people who asked questions and what order they were in. I know I don't usually get the time to watch the stream while it's happening, and I often can't watch the whole stream right away. (I'm still multiple months behind!) But I do like to be able to skip to my question soon afterward, and having a rough idea where to skip in the vid is extremely helpful.
Alicia Crawford
2020-02-18 19:17:07 +0000 UTC
