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Hot topic sessions overcrowded at ONA16

  • Dana Branham
  • September 16, 2016
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ONA16 attendees wait outside the session on Facebook Live — the room was at absolute capacity.
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At some of ONA’s most popular sessions, people have to stand outside in the hallways to listen — the rooms just can’t fit any more people.

The session on Facebook Live and several other sponsored sessions were filled to capacity, so volunteers could only let one person in at a time as one person leaves.

Standing room only for the @Facebook sponsored session about live video @ONAConf #ONA16 pic.twitter.com/IZYG8SO3VE

— Cody Boteler (@codyboteler) September 16, 2016

One person in, one person out. That’s the rule for these overcrowded sessions. #ONA16 pic.twitter.com/h22KKFPLwX

— Dana Branham (@danabranham) September 16, 2016

Organizers telling me that this has happened at all the other sponsored sessions today. @ONAConf #ona16 pic.twitter.com/uP8BQj3owo

— Cody Boteler (@codyboteler) September 16, 2016

Here’s one reaction from a ONA attendee who was waiting outside the session room.

Talked to @jmreyes831, a UC Berkeley student. Here’s his reaction to the super crowded Facebook Live session. #ONA16 pic.twitter.com/DIQmfEz9bY

— Dana Branham (@danabranham) September 16, 2016

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