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Send us your questions! Video Q&A is on Wednesday, September 26 at 5pm
🕑 Added 2018-09-24 22:52:55 +0000 UTC We are having another Q&A in the middle of the week due to some folks' traveling schedules--thanks for your understanding!You can post questions at the link above any time, and also use this link to watch the video archive after the Q&A ends.
This week we are expecting to host Rob and Matt, as well as two "new" people: Ali R. Thome who is art-ing the current Kingdom of Majapahit series, and Joe Maslov who art-ed our Extra Politics series this summer and is also doing other things for us... ahem... we may have some news we need to tell you about...
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Extra History
Not being sneaky! This is our standard setup for running the Q&As. The Crowdcast link lets you submit questions **in advance,** which we can then answer on the Q&A when it actually happens. That allows folks to participate even if they don't want to watch the livestream. When we answer a question on the Crowdcast livestream, we can press a button that says "answered" and it conveniently turns it into a timestamp so that people who watch the recording later can skip around to exactly when certain questions are discussed. This link is automatically turned into a video archive recording as soon as it ends. You are not at all required to join during the event's actual live-time. (I believe one needs to create a free account on Crowdcast in order to send questions, but that is the extent) --Belinda
Xenin
So you are basically trying to sneakily to get me to join the crowdcast? because I was told I could submit questions here because I won't be able to join, otherwise I don't know what link you are talking about.
Extra History
Can you post this at the actual link above? You can submit questions directly through the link in advance and that's how we'll be looking at questions! Thank you!
Xenin
Ok here is my question for the Extra Credit's Team. When it comes time to do the Irish Potato Famine series, will it actually be looking at it from both sides, the Irish and the British, for a balanced point of view or are you going for a possible Pro-Irish biased point of view, which maybe tempting for some?
