Originally posted by ImRubic
I understand your goal but I think determining what questions should be answered on stream by reddit votes is a bad idea. It ensures controversial questions will never get asked.
Also by separating each question into its own comment it makes it more difficult for a casual viewer to read them all. Those at the top will always get seen and this voted, but later asked questions won’t. That’s why I delayed my comment with a list of questions.
Your goal should be to answer as many questions as you can and organize them so teams/people can answer them. If there are more questions than you can ask, hold more Q&As rather than ending a stream 30 minutes early.
It ensures controversial questions will never get asked.
To the contrary I'd say that the questions players are most keen to get answered will be more likely to receive an answer. The top voted questions are often seen as "controversial" in the players eye.
If you say controversial are not being asked because they are down voted, I would rather assume that the person isn't interested in that question being asked and that they would down vote it because they don't think it's worth the time.
On as side note we specifically asks players to only up vote in this thread, which is exactly what is happening afaik.
Those at the top will always get seen and this voted, but later asked questions won’t. That’s why I delayed my comment with a list of questions.
The subreddit mods have been very helpful to avoid this and they put the thread into randomised mode. which they've now disabled so there i...
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