So do we do a coordinated approach and pick an article we all do or do we just choose at random?
Just in time!
How about articles relating to the books that were posted
As I read it, we need a minimum of 33 people to read 100 sentences from any Wikipedia articles. They need to include five languages. They must be recorded in MP3 format, and compiled into a single file. Then the file needs to be uploaded.
If we only use 33 people, they will have to say three sentences each.
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Lol thatâd be sweet! But it can really be about anything⌠literally anything we find on Wikipedia. I might read my favourite sentence from the Rick Astley page
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Awesome. Maybe you should start a thread just for that? Get organized! 
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Oh no! Youâre gonna Rick Roll the whole thing arenât you? 
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It does say Any article 
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The mods are asleep! Letâs Rock!!
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Oh no! I am all out of likes AGAIN! That is 3 days in a row. here 
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@sheralmyst Iâll take your heart emoji as collateral, no worries!
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You can post the recordings to my TooWeak@virginmedia.com email. If everybody does three sentences, Iâll compile them and post them.
If you canât do MP3, do any recording format you can manage. I can convert it.
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Can I start a new topic in the forum with this email? @Polyphemus
Yes, why not?
Didnât Echo create digital versions of people using audio recordings of their voice? Is that whatâs going to happen here? Are we going to become echoes?
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CooooolâŚI can see that happening. 
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This is the only version of satcom I can view but I canât click on anything, where are people finding the info about uploading audio? Iâve read through everything but canât seem to find the source for upload or the info on recording content on satcom
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Are we sure the instruction does not mean each audio file should be sent in a single message rather than needing to collate all the audio files into one message? Wouldnât that make it a rather large file to upload?
NoNo No THREE sentences!!
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