EN live chat filling with where-is-the-tusker an hour in - mute chat or better cue
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James Aldridge•203 rep7
Live chat on the English First Randoli feed is filling with “where is the tusker” questions an hour in. Mute chat and trust the picture, or is there a better cue. Not SI chat drowning versus quieter EN, and not counting elephants on the curb.
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Mute chat and trust the picture. Hour-in chat is full of repeated tusker guesses that lag the camera. Watch for ceremonial density and drum builds on screen rather than chat democracy.
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Janith Wickrama•1534 rep6
Loud climax energy on the feed is a clearer “later peak” cue than strangers in chat.
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