An online Q&A would be cool. Hopefully, it wouldn't get derailed. I'd love to hear more about what they do (or don't do) technically to go from the tracks as is in The Vault to actual releases, and as part of that, see what they think of some specific, technical feedback that's been put out there. Not feedback like "Why are Jill's vocals on this song on Originals? I don't like it." That doesn't require a Q&A with Michael Howe. Instead, feedback like the tape speed questions, reverb in the vocals, etc. where it's not immediate clear how they are handling these technical issues or if they come up at all.

Btw, is "certified Reddit Q&A" something specific? I googled it and got no results.

rdhull said:

I hope to god he never entertains such nonsense

I second this.

soladeo1 said:

Sure, I know he’s bound to not disclose certain information regarding The Vault, but my heavens, he could really shed light on certain things for the fan base!!! It could be AMAZING!!! And also help drive excitement and awareness around upcoming releases!!! What say y’all??

Certainly a good idea from a fan perspective since pretty much all major movie studios do AMAs. But it would probably result in a lot of "I can't talk about that."

LoveGalore said:

soladeo1 said:

Sure, I know he’s bound to not disclose certain information regarding The Vault, but my heavens, he could really shed light on certain things for the fan base!!! It could be AMAZING!!! And also help drive excitement and awareness around upcoming releases!!! What say y’all??

Certainly a good idea from a fan perspective since pretty much all major movie studios do AMAs. But it would probably result in a lot of "I can't talk about that."

And then reddit would get very upset. They seem to think that Ask Me Anything actually means, Answer Me All.

I'd be interested in how exactly it would go after five minutes of interrogation from the likes of Bartman.

whats the point ..he will keep saying...disclosure agreement...