4. - voice.
[The voice recorded is crisp, speaking with precision and elegance and an air of something one might assess as condescension. He sounds to be in his early twenties, and rather like a school teacher.]
Considering our network is once again flushed with and angry and panicked voices, I thought I would bring to attention a certain matter.
Not everyone is able to view video broadcasts. While other forms of disability may be compensated for by the NV technology, such as a text message converted to braille or audio or an audio message converted to text, interpreting the details of a few minutes of video is a rather high task, and the results somewhat confusing when a video may be to describe a new piece of technology or fighting technique, or if the NV has been thrown to the floor. While I understand that many times these posts are spontaneous or even accidental via a butterfingered user, I would ask that those who take the time to respond to their video posts also take the time to describe their contents and context. It only takes a moment, and it would save individuals scrolling through every other post to ask, "So what happened here? What is going on? What magnificent thing are you showing us that I am missing out on?"
This is a matter of not only simple courtesy, but respect and logic. If you wish for your messages to be understood by everyone, it is in your best interest that they remain clear and accessible.
That being said, I hope everyone has a pleasant Remembrance Day. Math aficionados and conspiracy theorists, enjoy your day until 12-12-12, I suppose.
[A text transcription of the message is also included at the bottom.]
Considering our network is once again flushed with and angry and panicked voices, I thought I would bring to attention a certain matter.
Not everyone is able to view video broadcasts. While other forms of disability may be compensated for by the NV technology, such as a text message converted to braille or audio or an audio message converted to text, interpreting the details of a few minutes of video is a rather high task, and the results somewhat confusing when a video may be to describe a new piece of technology or fighting technique, or if the NV has been thrown to the floor. While I understand that many times these posts are spontaneous or even accidental via a butterfingered user, I would ask that those who take the time to respond to their video posts also take the time to describe their contents and context. It only takes a moment, and it would save individuals scrolling through every other post to ask, "So what happened here? What is going on? What magnificent thing are you showing us that I am missing out on?"
This is a matter of not only simple courtesy, but respect and logic. If you wish for your messages to be understood by everyone, it is in your best interest that they remain clear and accessible.
That being said, I hope everyone has a pleasant Remembrance Day. Math aficionados and conspiracy theorists, enjoy your day until 12-12-12, I suppose.
[A text transcription of the message is also included at the bottom.]