A Question about AMA?

[swatts]

I don't have a lot of spare time or energy currently to push out material into the community.

One low effort way I could do something is a Zoom Ask Me Anything Session...

Would anyone be interested in that?

A Kudo, comment or email me at swatts@ssdc.co.uk.

If I get enough interest I'll run one, if I don't get any interest I'll get the gift of more spare time...so win win.

[Terry_ALE]

I vote yes.

[joerg.hampel]

I do have some candid questions for you!

[swatts]

I'll mainly be answering questions about my beauty regime, so you're in luck! 

[swatts]

I think the lack of response tells me all I need to know. (Terry, feel free to contact me and AMA you like..)

[Hansel]

To be honest, I'm not sure regular / consistent / dependable notifications are getting sent out by the NI Community Forum on new posts.  I sure haven't been getting them consistently and I don't see them in my Junk Folder.  Anyone else?

BTW.  Another interested party in the AMA.

[swatts]

Thanks Hansel I appreciate you. 

I can't expect too much either, I have been updating this blog very haphazardly of late. 

On reflection I think a DSH Ask Us Anything might be more interesting.

Maybe something to consider for a summit in the future.

[Thoric]

I'd be interested in attending an AMA, I find things like that very interesting. Can't say I have any particular questions I could ask, unless I'm inspired by others during the discussions.

[Bob_Schor]

Forgive my ignorance, but what is an AMA?  [I already figured out it is not "American Medical Association"]

Bob Schor

[Terry_ALE]

I guess that is the first question 🙂

Ask Me Anything

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/01/ama-how-a-weird-internet-thing-became-a-mains...

[Bob_Schor]

Thanks, Terry, for clue-ing me in.  When I went back and read Steve's original post, he actually says "One low effort way I could do something is a Zoom Ask Me Anything Session...", but I don't follow Social Media enough (except, of course, for the LabVIEW Forums) and am not used to modern lingo (I tend to use "ancient" lingo, myself ...).

Bob Schor