Following the success of r/UKPolitics, a subreddit dedicated to discussion of current affairs in the UK, and their regular “Ask Me Anything”, or AMAs for short, the r/LibDem subreddit mod team, of which I’m a new member of, have reached out to Mark Pack, our Party President, to trial an AMA of our own on Sunday 3rd March at 6PM.
The thread to ask questions went up on Sunday Afternoon, and anyone, member, supporter or a curious individual, will have the chance to submit questions to Mark to answer on the Sunday. You’ll have the opportunity to ask Mark about the party’s plans for the General Election year as a focus, but feel free to ask wider questions about Mark’s own experiences as a long time member and wider party aspects.
Look forward to seeing questions submitted!
* Brandon Masih is a Liberal Democrat campaigner in Reading. Views expressed in this piece are not representative of Reading Liberal Democrats, Young Liberals, LibSTEMM or Liberal Reform
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I have no idea of the meaning of “r/LibDem subreddit mod team” . I do recognise LibDem and team, but the rest of the phrase appears to use an alien language.
@Tom Harney
Apologies, should have done an explainer! Subreddit is the equivalent to subsections (or subforums) to messaging forums online, so r/LibDem is an unofficial place on Reddit.com to post news or discussions about policy etc. regarding the LibDems. Mod is short for moderators, it’s the collection of people who moderate the sub for any flare ups in discussion or rule breaking, similar to the moderation on here.
Any other questions, please let me know.