r/funny • u/jack__191 • 26d ago

Snoop posted this

https://i.redd.it/lzcw2zexqxg71.jpg
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u/Hellknightx 26d ago

If anything, celebs were a lot more active during the Rampart era because Victoria was so good at setting up and hosting AMAs. When reddit fired her, the site lost a lot of credibility and accessibility for celebrities, since she used to set up everything and do all the work for them.

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u/YouAreAPyrate 26d ago

True, that was the real end of the good AMAs.

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u/wookvegas 26d ago

RIP /u/chooter

I mean... she's not dead, but... still. I have never been so mad over the firing of someone I've never met. Reddit changed a whole lot that day.

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u/v0idf1sh 24d ago

I really miss what r/IAmA used to be, we knew the day she got fired that AMAs were dead but it still stings.