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Interesting. I guess I didn't think of the comedian angle. Still, I'm on the adapt or die side of this. When I am paying $200 to attend a show, don't take away
by dalerus 10y ago
Interesting. I guess I didn't think of the comedian angle. Still, I'm on the adapt or die side of this. When I am paying $200 to attend a show, don't take away my phone.
I went to a show earlier this year and the artist had everyone put their phone away for one song. Was great and the audience generally accepted it for what it was, a moment that the artist wanted to share with the crowd.
Just don't treat us like little kids.
- bigiain 10y agoAnd if the terms and conditions for that $200 ticket explicitly stated "you can't bring your phone into the performance" when you bought it - which side are you on then? (And before anybody asks, yeah - if your friend bought you that ticket with those T&Cs and didn't tell you, that's still not the artists problem... Cope, or get better friends.)
- dalerus 10y agoIt this becomes something that the T&C require, I'm probably not buying a ticket. Unless it's someone I felt I really needed to see, then I'm at the mercy of the T&C. But I'm a rule follower. :)