Three people work through YouTube's live-stream features: how to let viewers join, pin chat messages, add moderators, and run polls. They delete old videos to clean up the channel and note when someone named Josh briefly joins.
3, see what that says.
It shows you— you can pop up the chat, put it in a different screen.
Sure. But what it doesn't allow somebody to actually dial in and talk, I think. And that's what I also want.
Start a Q&A, start a poll.
I think it's possible once you have somebody— oh, we live right now?
We're live. Yeah.
Okay, let's do this.
Get on. How are you going to find me? Because we didn't send you a link.
Let me go on YouTube and find y'all. Yes, please. What are you looking at yourself? I don't know how I feel about that.
We actually had somebody log on and then we talked to them and they hung up. They weren't very nice. They were mean.
Let me see if we can do this.
Josh is on. Joined.
Press join. Press that word join.
Oh no, I just typed it out. I'm gonna see if I can join the stream. That's funny.
So now what? Oh, click on this three dots. I did. That's what popped up.
Pin the message.
Put user in timeout. How do you add moderator? Why?
Oh, then that puts him on. Okay, so now he can— are you on it? Let me see.
See? Oh, you're on. I was like, hey, we got another person on, but it's Josh. I don't either. So, all right, I task you two girls to figure out what we can and can't do and how we can do what you know I want to do.
Okay. Okay. Um, first delete these lives though. Yes, because these are going to be on your page and that's weird.
I need to do something about that.
