Here's my take on this, Victoria's biggest function was ensuring that AMA's went smoothly and that the people doing them weren't PR but the actual people themselves. Reddit's Admin response mentioned something about how many people were excited to come do AMA's without assistance. Leading me to believe that Reddit was losing money because she wouldn't allow the Public Relations people to do the answering much like what happens on twitter. Reddit had to put the kibosh on that.
Here's my take on this, Victoria's biggest function was ensuring that AMA's went smoothly and that the people doing them weren't PR but the actual people themselves. Reddit's Admin response mentioned something about how many people were excited to come do AMA's without assistance. Leading me to believe that Reddit was losing money because she wouldn't allow the Public Relations people to do the answering much like what happens on twitter. Reddit had to put the kibosh on that.