Room Raters, the authority on Zoom backgrounds, offers critiques of CT officials
The account's creators say they're looking for color and personality when it comes a solid conference call background.
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Mar 4, 2021, 11:08 PM
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12h agoSince
stay-at-home orders first started coming down last March, the American public
has been subjected to many a bland Zoom background behind state
officials and television personalities on video calls.
Around
the same time, Room Rater was born – a Twitter profile dedicated to critiquing
video conference backgrounds.
The
account's creators say they're looking for color and personality when it comes
a solid conference call background.
Some
scores for Connecticut officials:
Ouch.
4/10 for Sen. Richard Blumenthal.
Room
Raters had some advice for News 12’s Sean McCabe:
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