Voice Communications Etiquette: Difference between revisions

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* Our members are able to create 'On Demand' channels for special events and/or conversations where a channel does not fit the need (or there is not one available). We ask you to not enter such channels unless invited to join.

* Spend time [[Mumble#Setting_Up_Mumble|setting up mumble]]~~, use Comm Check channel to hear what you will sound like to others~~. Make sure your mic is not so close to your mouth that you sound like a warp drive or so far away that nobody can hear you speak clearly.

* Spend time [[Mumble#Setting_Up_Mumble|setting up mumble]]. Make sure your mic is not so close to your mouth that you sound like a warp drive or so far away that nobody can hear you speak clearly.

* [[Mumble#Push-to-Talk|Set up your PTT]] (Push to Talk) Key, the real world is a noisy place and while we love to hear from you, we do not need to hear you devouring that tasty snack. Make sure that you assign a key that is not regularly used to avoid constant "keying-up". Its probably a good idea to keep instrumental and vocal serenades to a minimum, unless it is open mic night.

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 * Our members are able to create 'On Demand' channels for special events and/or conversations where a channel does not fit the need (or there is not one available). We ask you to not enter such channels unless invited to join.
-* Spend time [[Mumble#Setting_Up_Mumble|setting up mumble]], use Comm Check channel to hear what you will sound like to others. Make sure your mic is not so close to your mouth that you sound like a warp drive or so far away that nobody can hear you speak clearly.
+* Spend time [[Mumble#Setting_Up_Mumble|setting up mumble]]. Make sure your mic is not so close to your mouth that you sound like a warp drive or so far away that nobody can hear you speak clearly.
 * [[Mumble#Push-to-Talk|Set up your PTT]] (Push to Talk) Key,  the real world is a noisy place and while we love to hear from you, we do not need to hear you devouring that tasty snack.  Make sure that you assign a key that is not regularly used to avoid constant "keying-up". Its probably a good idea to keep instrumental and vocal serenades to a minimum, unless it is open mic night.