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So let's say you're a university, and you want to host a controversial person. Let's say they are a white supremacist, militia type, or a terrorist or former te
by diebeforei485 6y ago
So let's say you're a university, and you want to host a controversial person. Let's say they are a white supremacist, militia type, or a terrorist or former terrorist, or whatever.
You conduct a legal analysis and believe you're not breaking any laws by doing this, and are prepared to defend this in court if necessary.
Large in-person gatherings are not an option in 2020, so is there a "decentralized" videochat platform that the university can use and host themselves, so that they bear the entire legal risk?