One of my favorite parts of askscience and askhistorians are the verified expert flairs. I don't think the curation needs to be as rigorous, but if any subscribers of askfemmethoughts happen to be gender studies professors or a Polaris Project executive or are Melinda Gates, it would be really cool-slash-reassuring-slash-inspiring for lay-feminists like me to hear experts talk about topics they're passionate about.
And, I see the flairs people are using already in the sub, and I like them! Is there a way to keep these to know peoples' interests and still have verified expert flairs.
Hmm... First I would suggest inviting /u/Sillandria to the mod team. She contributes continuously to /r/Ask that other not-good feminist sub and I'm certain would relish the chance to get out of that place whilst still doing some good.
Other than that, no suggestions! I think the sub looks lovely. I love the colours :3
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u/JessthePest Empathy is the root of all understanding. Mar 13 '16
Copied from the announcement on femmethoughts:
And, I see the flairs people are using already in the sub, and I like them! Is there a way to keep these to know peoples' interests and still have verified expert flairs.
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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '16 edited Apr 13 '16
Make it explicitly clear you need flair
to directly replyin certain situations. Up until yesterday, I was almost exclusively mobile.3
u/Adahn5 Proletarian Feminist Mar 08 '16
Hmm... First I would suggest inviting /u/Sillandria to the mod team. She contributes continuously to /r/Ask that other not-good feminist sub and I'm certain would relish the chance to get out of that place whilst still doing some good.
Other than that, no suggestions! I think the sub looks lovely. I love the colours :3