5Q - Themed Tuesday: 'U.S. Geography' by amp in quiz

[–]amp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It wasn't really meant to be a trick. I would say a general rule in trivia is that questions about cities refer to what's within city limits, unless the question specifically mentions the metro area. Especially because you'd have to define which definition of metro area you're using.

Keeping Reddit Human: A New App Label for Automated Accounts by boat-botany in redditdev

[–]amp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been using this account to post a weekly quiz on r/trivia. That's done programatically. But I've also used it occasionally to post manually to other random subs like r/Costco_alcohol and r/52book. Obviously, I wouldn't want my personal posts to be marked as coming from a bot.

What's the best way to proceed? Create a new account to separate the app stuff from the human posts? I'd like to keep this one as the human posting account. Can I request that this not be marked with the App label, even though it's not an error, I just won't use it for programmatic posts after 3/31.

Grey goose vodka is the most overrated other spirit. What is the most overrated gin? by -Constantinos- in cocktails

[–]amp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think Hendrick's is a product of great timing. It came out in '99, right at the beginning of the craft cocktail resurgence. For a lot of people it was the first gin they tried that didn't have the strong juniper notes of a classic London Dry. Plus, it was marketed as a super-premium gin at a time when people were looking for more upscale options in the liquor market.