01 April, 2016

/r/Science is NOT doing April Fool's Jokes, instead the moderation team will be answering your questions, AMA.


See the source article by following the link below:

Just like last year, we are not doing any April Fool's day jokes, now are we allowing them. Please do not submit anything like that.

We are also not doing an AMA (because it would not be fair to a guest to do an AMA on April first.)

We are taking this opportunity to have a discussion with the community. What are we doing right or wrong? How could we make /r/science better? Ask us anything.

">/r/Science is NOT doing April Fool's Jokes, instead the moderation team will be answering your questions, AMA.

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