A Discord attendee cap appears to have constrained the first livestream to about 150 viewers unless participants used server boosts to raise the limit.
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Viewer CAP
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Topic Scope And Freshness
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Okay. Thanks. So I'm seeing the chat says there's an upper limit of 150 for this live stream. Is that true, Jake? I'm so..."
Key Notes
The moderator says the audience's Discord boosts broke the viewer cap and made the event possible at scale.
Timestamped Evidence
"Okay. Thanks. So I'm seeing the chat says there's an upper limit of 150 for this live stream. Is that true, Jake? I'm so..."
"Or have we hit the limit already? So I've seen, so we may have hit the limit. Unfortunately, this is imposed via Discord. Okay...."
"...that at the beginning of this call, we did hit the viewer cap and we asked you guys to pitch in with your, uh,..."
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