System and method for regulating overlapping media messages
A multi-user system, technology of messages, applied in the field of systems and methods for mediating overlapping media messages
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[0027] The following definitions are employed in describing systems and methods for mediating overlay media messages.
[0028] A "speaker" is a person who provides the content of a media message. Similarly, a "listener" is a person who is provided the content of a media message. The listener does not have to actually hear the media message - it can choose to skip playback, or even automatically filter the message so that it is skipped, deleted, played back later, played back at a specific playback rate, becomes a transcription theme, etc.
[0029] A "message" or "media message" is a distinct piece of content with a certain time frame. Media messages are typically provided by a speaker, however, media messages may also be provided automatically by a machine, such as by a non-player character. In many cases, the message will be created by the speaker pressing a key on their computer, speaking, and then releasing the key. This data packet represents a finite number of seconds...
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