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Right? That's where I landed, but then realized that there's no enforceable way to do that. Have the moderators/an admin ban all the posts on AMA by people wh
by dimino 11y ago
Right? That's where I landed, but then realized that there's no enforceable way to do that. Have the moderators/an admin ban all the posts on AMA by people who... what, can pay? Make AMA pay-only to submit there?
Nothing feels right for Reddit -- AMAs are such an offshoot of the platform anyway...
- protomyth 11y agoI do wonder if Victoria could do a website that is essentially all AmAs? Basically it would be another interview show with a bit of a twist.
- dimino 11y agoProbably has a non-compete, among other things.
- dcole2929 11y agoMost likely not. It's actually fairly difficult to enforce a non compete clause in California, to the point that most don't even bother trying. And besides anything useful in this case, would be way too broad to stand up in court anyway. It couldn't be anything preventing her from working at another internet, or media company and even, a clause about refraining from using the AMA format might not stand up either.
- hga 11y agoOn the other hand, she was working out of their NYC office, SF is not a good location for PR work, they in fact relocated her from LA to NYC. These things can often turn into a race to the most favorable courthouse; then again what's a little more bad publicity for Reddit the corporation?