Re: [microsound] stolen silence

[Michael Greenwood <swanage@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Have both parties play loud music on each end.  That way the full conversation will be carried.

Andrey Kiritchenko wrote:

> i think the phone conversation is not "real" anymore
> the act of faking is given by telephone company.
> you don't hear what is happening near caller, don't hear the space withing the words, small intonations, etc...
>
> =Any thoughts about how--if at all--this effects the quality/nature of the
> =interaction? The silence may not be much of an issue, but what about the
> =sighs? Can censoring such subtle verbal cues significantly effect the act of
> =communication via phone? I can imagine some conversations where it would
> =have very little effect and some where it might make all the difference.
> =Just a thought. As one who deplores and refrains from using the phone, I
> =guess I shouldn't care. nd.
>
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