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I orignally stated this subreddit about a year a couple years ago when I was tired of seeing I Am A style posts show up in askreddit and other communities. From this came an amazing small community that quickly grew and became more awesome with great posts and great questions.

The r/IAmA that I shut down (until incredable backlash), in my opinion is not that subreddit that I started two year ago. It first really started going downhill when we where included in the 100 default subreddits and everyone who was joining reddit and leaving digg at the time began commenting and posting.

I would like you to understand my reasoning that I didn't make entirely clear in [the first post](http://www.r

Hello IAmA readers,

I have made the difficult decision to shut down the subreddit IAmA.

edit:If you would like make your own subreddit or suggest an alternative.

While I am sad to see it go and loved a lot of the content that has come out of this subreddit there is much more noise than signal making it to the front page and that is something I never want to come from this subreddit. I started it originally so I wouldn't have to see IAmA posts showing up in r/askreddit and I fear that this may cause that problem to get much worse.

The main reason behind this is that the community has become too large back when it was only 3k-25k or so before we first hit the default subscribed l

I quite like the local radio station KEXP in Seattle, from my house I can see the tower the station is broadcast from about a mile away.

While I am out I can either get the 128kpbs mp3 on my phone or listen to the FM broadcast on my zune.

So my question is simply is a analogue uninterrupted FM broadcast higher or lower quality than 128kbps mp3?

The topic has been raised recently that the community is starting to become upset owing to a lack of moderation and verification activity. We moderators are not ashamed to admit that our level of attention has waned quite considerably recently and we have not been verifying nor passing legitimate content through the filter as fast as we should have been. This will soon change:

Presently, our current plan is to bring in an influx (anywhere at the moment from between 8 to 20 new mods) of both seasoned trusted moderators from other subreddits as well as a large selection of ‘fresh blood’ into the

Revised IAmA rules and voting on rules.

So a day ago karmanaut made a post asking what you wanted us to do, however the results where unclear and some bad ideas where acted upon by a couple moderators so here is this post to clear up any confusion and for you to get your say in and clearly vote.

First of all /r/IAma is not and will not split up in to mutable small reddits this idea will only creat schisms in the community that lead to much fewer people seeing intersing posts. One moderator acted alone to create the verif