More than two people in a videoconference

[jyoonsong]

a. While talking in a videoconference, the window on the right is live and clickable. If you
click someone in that list, they see a pop-up window asking if they want to join you and
whoever else is currently in your window. If they agree, they are added to your
videoconference. If they don’t agree, they remain in your list of people who want to talk
to you.

b. Add a button (probably below the video images) for “Invite other(s).” When you click
that button, the “I would like to talk to…” pane appears on the right (temporarily
covering the “People who want to talk to me…” pane). This window shows everyone you
have already invited and lets you invite as many more as you want. When you’re
through inviting (or if you change your mind), you click “Done” at the bottom of the
pane.

c. While you are in a conversation with someone else, all the “People who want to talk to
you…” panes for people you have invited show, not only your name, but also the names
of others currently in the videoconference with you. And people would only be able to
select you and everyone else you’re talking to as a unit.