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You can deal with it the same way that a heckler is dealt with at a live panel, it's even easier online. A moderator mutes anyone causing trouble. There are live streams on youtube all the time. The technical issues have been worked out. There aren't that many stream breakers. Even if an occasional stream breaks, just move on to another stream.
I doubt they are gathering people together to record the panels. That doesn't make sense. So they are doing it the same way panels and streams have been done during this pandemic. Everyone is at home and it's a video conference. That's how Amazon did The Boys panel a few days ago. So it would be just as easy to do it live as to record it.
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If it's just a heckler who's asking stupid questions, sure. But if they get hit by something like a porno zoom bomber, that can cause lasting damage, even if they're turned off right away.
It's on youtube and not zoom. Youtube streams are one way. They stream out. It's not a joint conference call where everyone sees all the other viewers. So unless it's a panelist porno bombing, that's not a factor.
Streaming on Youtube and Zoom aren't mutually exclusive. You can have your cast on a Zoom meeting and broadcast it on Youtube.
On Zoom you can specify who will be a participant of the meeting. Only those people are shown. Everyone else is a spectator. Why would they set it up so that everyone is a participant? Are live mics handed out to every single person in a Hall H panel?Also, if it were obfuscated like that, how would any wannabe troublemaker even find the Zoom meeting to connect to?
Anyways, before we go further down the Zoom what could be rabbit hole. The only thing we know for sure is that Youtube is the platform, not Zoom.
But if you pre-record the panel, you can edit out anything you don't want seen, so the chance isn't there.
I already mentioned in my previous post that groups can meet on Zoom and have that streamed live on YouTube. I'm watching an example of this being used right now. (The DKECon Preview.)
By the same token people can cause trouble at live panels. So should live panels be scripted and well rehearsed? Should anyone asking questions be vetted and approved? Should the audience be trained to respond appropriately? People record those live panels and post them on Youtube. CCI has no control over that.The reason live panels are good is the spontaneity. If it were scripted, rehearsed and sanitized then it wouldn't be a panel. It would be a play.
Which doesn't change the fact Zoom has not be mentioned in connection with @home. Only Youtube. Speculating about Zoom being used and then speculating about what could happen with Zoom is speculation on top of speculation.
By the same token people can cause trouble at live panels. So should live panels be scripted and well rehearsed? Should anyone asking questions be vetted and approved? Should the audience be trained to respond appropriately? People record those live panels and post them on Youtube. CCI has no control over that.The reason live panels are good is the spontaneity. If it were scripted, rehearsed and sanitized then it wouldn't be a panel. It would be a play.Which doesn't change the fact Zoom has not be mentioned in connection with @home. Only Youtube. Speculating about Zoom being used and then speculating about what could happen with Zoom is speculation on top of speculation.