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AMA Update: When I started doing a Q&A, I had no idea what the right cadence was or if it would provide any real value. I tried weekly Q&A and only when necessary Q&A. After some experience with it, I feel like there has been real value to a consistent cadence.

AMA Update: When I started doing a Q&A, I had no idea what the right cadence was or if it would provide any real value. I tried weekly Q&A and only when necessary Q&A. After some experience with it, I feel like there has been real value to a consistent cadence.

Iksar

Posted 3 years, 10 months ago (Source)

AMA Update: When I started doing a Q&A, I had no idea what the right cadence was or if it would provide any real value. I tried weekly Q&A and only when necessary Q&A. After some experience with it, I feel like there has been real value to a consistent cadence.

Iksar

Posted 3 years, 10 months ago (Source)

Going forward, I'm going to commit to a bi-weekly, one hour Q&A here on Twitter and will use the gap weeks to either take a break in times of light news, try another platform like reddit, or give some insight to a hot community topic.

Iksar

Posted 3 years, 10 months ago (Source)

Receiving direct and (...very) honest feedback from players on a live game be a daunting task but ultimately it's been one of the more rewarding parts of doing this job. See ya next week 😁

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When I started doing a Q&A, I had no idea what the right cadence was or if it would provide any real value. I tried weekly Q&A and only when necessary Q&A. After some experience with it, I feel like there has been real value to a consistent cadence. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1510052143935283204">Iksar</a>)
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Going forward, I'm going to commit to a bi-weekly, one hour Q&A here on Twitter and will use the gap weeks to either take a break in times of light news, try another platform like reddit, or give some insight to a hot community topic. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1510052145529188353">Iksar</a>)
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Receiving direct and (...very) honest feedback from players on a live game be a daunting task but ultimately it's been one of the more rewarding parts of doing this job.

See ya next week 😁 (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1510052146749747201">Iksar</a>)
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AMA Update:

When I started doing a Q&amp;A, I had no idea what the right cadence was or if it would provide any real value. I tried weekly Q&amp;A and only when necessary Q&amp;A. After some experience with it, I feel like there has been real value to a consistent cadence. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1510052143935283204">Source</a>)

Going forward, I'm going to commit to a bi-weekly, one hour Q&amp;A here on Twitter and will use the gap weeks to either take a break in times of light news, try another platform like reddit, or give some insight to a hot community topic. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1510052145529188353">Source</a>)

Receiving direct and (...very) honest feedback from players on a live game be a daunting task but ultimately it's been one of the more rewarding parts of doing this job.

See ya next week 😁 (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1510052146749747201">Source</a>)
 
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AMA Update: When I started doing a Q&amp;A, I had no idea what the right cadence was or if it would provide any real value. I tried weekly Q&amp;A and only when necessary Q&amp;A. After some experience with it, I feel like there has been real value to a consistent cadence.

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AMA Update: When I started doing a Q&A, I had no idea what the right cadence was or if it would provide any real value. I tried weekly Q&A and only when necessary Q&A. After some experience with it, I feel like there has been real value to a consistent cadence.