as a teen, i LOVED talking on the internet. You could read clearly everything ppl said, nobody could talk over each other, you could figure out your words before you hit enter. Real life conversations were so hard and competitive - the loudest, fastest person got the airtime. 1/
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I end up being very quiet and only speaking when spoken to, cause I have no idea how to interact with other people using my vocal chords. It's exhausting having to fight for space, the conversations feel lower quality, and I'm bored *way* more often.
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totally agree it feels very aggressive even just listening - this feels like something they could make mod tools for, allowing the room host to set norms that are displayed at the top and/or a tech solution like a "speaking stick" that is rotated among speakers.
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Absolutely agree. This phenomenon extends well beyond the internet too. Clubhouse needs a spatial interface, or some other way to provide this fluidity.https://twitter.com/gonzalo__nunez/status/1339343031971934209 …
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