It's also worth noting that even with in-person interaction, when you've got a party of more than 4 people, even sitting at the same table together, the group t

It's also worth noting that even with in-person interaction, when you've got a party of more than 4 people, even sitting at the same table together, the group typically splits into smaller groups with their own individual conversations. Any in-person situation where a "group conversation" is meant to scale (ex: town hall meeting or class room), there is always a person in charge of leading and moderating the conversation (hand raising, mic queuing etc.).