> Voice lends itself to "many to many" (not broadcast like video), yet solves the toxicity / flame war issue found in text only.
Not so. Voice conferences are sometimes just as toxic. You may not notice, because some people wait for others to finish before they speak. But if you talk to the participants afterward, it was there.
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