contemporary ETIQUETTE re Skype/Phone living in quiet v small space
biomorph04
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... what is the contemporary etiquette for 2 people living in a relatively quiet very small space, when one of the two is broadcasting one side of a conversation with someone via Skype/phone?
It's a bit like living with ghosts that only the other person can hear or speak with
Shouldn't the virtual guests sometimes be made audible more like real guests in the room, so that at least then *both sides* of the conversation can be heard, enjoyed and joined in with perhaps Any thoughts? ...
It's a bit like living with ghosts that only the other person can hear or speak with
Shouldn't the virtual guests sometimes be made audible more like real guests in the room, so that at least then *both sides* of the conversation can be heard, enjoyed and joined in with perhaps Any thoughts? ...
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You wouldn't necessarily expect to hear the other side of that.
I see no reason why you should be allowed to hear the other side tho.
If using Skype, have the sound come out the computer speakers rather than headphones.
Easy.
When we have real guests here, then any conversation is open and hear-able, enjoyable and join-in-able to all of us. Why is Skype or phones different?
I'd be pissed off if my roommate carried out long conversations on Skype like that. Short calls would be ok.