Portsmouth Skeptics in the Pub - online twitch.tv/SitP

Skeptics in the Pub Online is moving to fortnightly talks for the summer and perhaps longer so to prevent a skeptical shaped hole forming in our lives we will be opening our virtual pub, the Lock-In's Razor, alternate Thursdays to provide skeptical chat over a real/ virtual drink.

The pub is run via Zoom (https://sitp.online/virtualpub/) and all are welcome to join either on video or just audio (participation is encouraged but not required) under the following simple ground rules:

1. Be respectful of speakers and other attendees. That includes offensive, abusive, or threatening language. If you wouldn’t say something to someone in real life, don’t say it on Zoom. Challenge the idea, not the person.
2. Respect each other’s right to privacy. Please don’t share stuff about other people that they’ve told you unless they’ve clearly said people can.
3. Please be mindful that other people may want to contribute to the conversation. If you find yourself talking a lot on the subject, you may prefer to move to a breakout room to allow others a chance. Also, the host may ask you to move. Please do so if requested.
4. We reserve the right to mute you or remove you from the chat. We have the final say.

Skeptics in the Pub Online is moving to fortnightly talks for the summer and perhaps longer so to prevent a skeptical shaped hole forming in our lives we will be opening our virtual pub, the Lock-In's Razor, alternate Thursdays to provide skeptical chat over a real/ virtual drink.

The pub is run via Zoom (https://sitp.online/virtualpub/) and all are welcome to join either on video or just audio (participation is encouraged but not required) under the following simple ground rules:

1. Be respectful of speakers and other attendees. That includes offensive, abusive, or threatening language. If you wouldn’t say something to someone in real life, don’t say it on Zoom. Challenge the idea, not the person.
2. Respect each other’s right to privacy. Please don’t share stuff about other people that they’ve told you unless they’ve clearly said people can.
3. Please be mindful that other people may want to contribute to the conversation. If you find yourself talking a lot on the subject, you may prefer to move to a breakout room to allow others a chance. Also, the host may ask you to move. Please do so if requested.
4. We reserve the right to mute you or remove you from the chat. We have the final say.

Skeptics in the Pub Online is moving to fortnightly talks for the summer and perhaps longer so to prevent a skeptical shaped hole forming in our lives we will be opening our virtual pub, the Lock-In's Razor, alternate Thursdays to provide skeptical chat over a real/ virtual drink.

The pub is run via Zoom (https://sitp.online/virtualpub/) and all are welcome to join either on video or just audio (participation is encouraged but not required) under the following simple ground rules:

1. Be respectful of speakers and other attendees. That includes offensive, abusive, or threatening language. If you wouldn’t say something to someone in real life, don’t say it on Zoom. Challenge the idea, not the person.
2. Respect each other’s right to privacy. Please don’t share stuff about other people that they’ve told you unless they’ve clearly said people can.
3. Please be mindful that other people may want to contribute to the conversation. If you find yourself talking a lot on the subject, you may prefer to move to a breakout room to allow others a chance. Also, the host may ask you to move. Please do so if requested.
4. We reserve the right to mute you or remove you from the chat. We have the final say.

Skeptics in the Pub Online is moving to fortnightly talks for the summer and perhaps longer so to prevent a skeptical shaped hole forming in our lives we will be opening our virtual pub, the Lock-In's Razor, alternate Thursdays to provide skeptical chat over a real/ virtual drink.

The pub is run via Zoom (https://sitp.online/virtualpub/) and all are welcome to join either on video or just audio (participation is encouraged but not required) under the following simple ground rules:

1. Be respectful of speakers and other attendees. That includes offensive, abusive, or threatening language. If you wouldn’t say something to someone in real life, don’t say it on Zoom. Challenge the idea, not the person.
2. Respect each other’s right to privacy. Please don’t share stuff about other people that they’ve told you unless they’ve clearly said people can.
3. Please be mindful that other people may want to contribute to the conversation. If you find yourself talking a lot on the subject, you may prefer to move to a breakout room to allow others a chance. Also, the host may ask you to move. Please do so if requested.
4. We reserve the right to mute you or remove you from the chat. We have the final say.