Meetings where everyone gets a turn.
A small tool for the person running the room, so a few voices don’t take the whole hour.
A small tool for the person running the room, so a few voices don’t take the whole hour.
In most group meetings, two or three people do most of the talking and everyone else goes quiet. Online it's worse: the host is busy running things and cannot track who is waiting or who has not spoken.
Conversation Hog is a shared speaking queue everyone can see, with a gentle limit on repeat speakers. After you have spoken a few times you move to a second list until others have had a turn. That way the correction comes from the rule itself, not from the host calling someone out.
This is an early-stage project. Right now I'm learning from people who run meetings: what you do today, and where it breaks.
I am talking with people who run recurring meetings: a class, a board, a committee, a congregation, a team. It takes about twenty minutes, and what you say shapes what gets built.