u/CI-AI wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
I could understand people not wanting their identity shared if there’s some identifiable information about them though. I was hesitant myself, but figured it would get flagged if I used a new account to share my experiences. Doesn’t make it shady at all, people tend to like pri
u/michaelnovati replied · ★ FEATURED
Yeah but you can also build account history by commenting valuable, non identifiable responses, and building enough karma before posting said anonymous AMAs.
I also think people can talk about their experineces without giving away context.
If you are doing an "Ask Me Anything" you are going to get questions that result in you giving context on your background that is identifying at the end of the day.