[LRUG] The codes

[Ivan Sanchez]

   In my experience that's a good approach. Normally I suggest people
to contribute by showing more than talking (unless, of course, if the
pair is getting stuck and need help). It helps keeping the flow and
encourages people to overcome their fear of showing their skills in
front of everyone.

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Ivan Sanchez
http://www.isanchez.net

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 10:00 PM, Brent Snook <brent at fuglylogic.com> wrote:
> [...]
> One extreme approach would be to ban the peanut gallery from saying
> anything to the pair unless it is solicited. If the pair is stumped
> they could indicate that they want some help and people could chime in
> (stick a hand up, whatever). I think an interesting side effect of
> this would be that more people are motivated to get up and have a go;
> the way to get your opinion heard would be to jump in line for the
> next rotation. Any potential problems with this?