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Do desktoppers in vrc make anyone else uncomfortable? 
It's something I never really noticed before since we're spoiled in a way that this group is all in VR. When I went to a pub instance randomly the other day most were desktopping and it was really strange. I noticed they have no implicit understanding of the space they occupy so where I'm used to others looking around and being aware of others enough to make room if need be desktoppers will run in front of you and block you out with their oversized avatars and think nothing of it. With VR users there's this general understanding that this is a pretty rude thing to do and I know I'm at least always trying to mind that I'm not in any ones space. Then there's the whole feeling I get with them where it doesn't feel like I'm interacting with another person but more that I'm being recorded and watched like a zoo animal. It doesn't feel like they're "there" with you at all so general interaction isn't enjoyable.
I understand allowing them was part of vrchat's success since they could get the streamer kiddie audience but honestly wish we had a VR only space. I can't think of a single positive interaction I had with someone who didn't have VR.