Let's start by getting seamless audio communication. It's too much focus on video, when deficient audio has a greater impact on rapport. Even an old school lan

Let's start by getting seamless audio communication. It's too much focus on video, when deficient audio has a greater impact on rapport. Even an old school land line phone gives a more fluid conversation than modern video conferencing. The trouble is, mainstream conferencing solutions are challenged by customers who expect great audio out of poorly spec'd rooms and microphones. The result is too much 'masking' poor inputs with software that now we all feel totally disconnected with why the system as a whole just isn't working well. (A small plug for my own focus on audio; cleanfeed.net, which is WebRTC-based with some additional magic)