(This is all to say that I 100% feel the same way.) I like getting feedback. I don't like when platforms try to smooth out the rough edges invisibly... they of

(This is all to say that I 100% feel the same way.) I like getting feedback. I don't like when platforms try to smooth out the rough edges invisibly... they often end up in me experiencing breaking problems without my realizing I am experiencing breaking problems. It extends so much farther than having the choice to force a video feed resolution. I don't like when voice and video channels "seamlessly" pitchshift and speed-up/slow-down (at least, without indication). I already find it unacceptable how aggressively most platforms like to compress sound in their audio codecs, presumably in the name of saving bandwidth. Slack application going 1000% out of their way to never let you know that it has a connection drop, so you never know if it re-established comms when you know your net dropped out for a moment, or if you need to hard refresh with Ctrl+R, because you heard the Slack notification on the phone right next to you, but you can't tell whether the desktop app has received the latest messages (often, it hasn't). In all seriousness, I would love something where my computer lcd subtly shades red or blue along the edges of the display depending on when I'm getting network jitter/latency and when it's catching up, and things like that. How cool would that be?