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What does "in this room: 25" mean? The number remains the same when I change the station. Is there only a single room and I changed the station for everybody? O

by ktpsns 6y ago

What does "in this room: 25" mean? The number remains the same when I change the station. Is there only a single room and I changed the station for everybody? Or are there 25 people in every room (=station)? :-)

linuz90 6y ago
It's the current visitors. I liked the word "room" to make you feel like you're in good company, but maybe it'd be better to just write "live now". What do you think?
- nameequalsmain 6y ago
  I'd go for "listening now" or "currently listening". I also assumed the "room" was the what I see now is called "station". Counting the listeners in a station instead of visitors site-wide would be kinda neat though, and "room" works well then I think. edit: or maybe "in the cafe" for site-wide visitors? That should be clear and has the same feeling as "room".
  - codethief 6y ago
    Fully agree with everything you said! "In the room XXX" really confused me because I thought I were in room XXX. (There's at least a colon missing after "room"!)
  - linuz90 6y ago
    I love "listening now", just changed it!
- jjcon 6y ago
  I like in the room - I agree it is cozier - in the cafe as suggest below is also nice
- d23 6y ago
  I like the "room" terminology. Maybe just make it clearer that it's not a room number, but the number of people hanging out in the room with you?
klohto 6y ago
It's the number of current visitors, I guess? https://mailbrew-functions.vercel.app/lofi-cafe-visitors https://mailbrew-functions.vercel.app/lofi-cafe-visitors