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An assembly brings together delegations from
many places.

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Hundreds of people can take part in the
discussion.

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Millions may want to follow it.

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How can this meeting organize participation and
distribute its voices without

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concentrating all media in one application
server?

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In PRP, groupcast gives the group its own
reference and participation governed by
authorized identities.

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The assembly application decides who may take
the floor.

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Group membership does not automatically grant
every right to speak or transmit.

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Amara presents her proposal. Kenji responds.

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Each stream has its own reference and authorized
source.

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The application associates these streams with
the meeting.

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The group organizes participants without turning
all their voices into a single source.

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Aggregators distribute each stream along paths
to its recipients.

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Shared stretches can feed further branches.

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The source does not need to send a separate copy
to every viewer.

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Distribution grows through cooperation across
the network.

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The assembly chooses which streams to make
public.

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Millions can follow without joining the
deliberating group.

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Carrying these voices does not grant the right
to admit delegates, claim authorship,

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or control who may speak.

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One stream ends.

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Another begins.

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Sessions can change while the group continues.

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This organization depends on valid state,
available paths, and capacity.

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Many voices take part.

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A larger audience follows.

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The group organizes participation.

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The network distributes the streams. Groupcast.
PRP.