Crossett

I recommend just spinning up an AMA someday. Tomorrow even. It doesn't require anything on our end. The main principles behind successful ones:

That's it really. I also recommend posting about your plans to do the AMA the day before in the Stacker Saloon too just to give the locals a little heads up.

tech

Starlink - the end of the free internet? Or a new birth?

davidw

I recommend just spinning up an AMA someday. Tomorrow even. It doesn't require anything on our end. The main principles behind successful ones:

1. post it in the morning US (we recommend 10a ct)
2. stick around and answer questions as they come in. 
   - the AMAs that fail the hardest are like 'i am ceo of bitcompany AMA - i'll be back in 5 days to answer' ... no urgency for upzappers and delayed gratification for question askers
3. in the discussion post, be sure to give question askers some context on you and suborbital systems and things they might care to know about you
4. the more you earnestly engage the more others will

That's it really. I also recommend posting about your plans to do the AMA the day before in the Stacker Saloon too just to give the locals a little heads up.