Audience questions for live sessions, read by a moderator before the speaker sees them.
A code goes on the slide. Attendees open it on their phones and type a question. A moderator reads each one as it arrives and releases the ones that go forward. The speaker and the MC read them on a screen at the front.
Staff sign in with one password and attendees with another. Each hall has its own room with a printed code that stays the same all day. When a talk ends, the moderator moves the room to the next session. The screen clears, and the finished talk keeps its questions on record.
Attendees use the browser on their phone. There are no accounts, no upvoting or reactions, and no tracking. We host the service for the day of the event.
Nothing reaches the speaker until a moderator has read it. Questions left in the queue are kept, and the moderator can release them later or set them aside.
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