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>discussions in vrchat are continuation of whatever is going on in either vrd discord or the vrg discord
I've never understood what that is even supposed to mean. What kind of discussions are those supposed to be, and how could that ever be a problem, or why can't you just join in on the discussion? Why not bring up topics yourself?
 
I mean no matter what you missed, after a minute or so of intently listening to the context, even if you missed the start, you should be able to join a discussion. Or, if that's too hard, you can also simply ask what people are talking about. 
For it to be bothersome, it must either happen for a long time, or simply a lot. If that discussion lasts a long time, then all the better because you can gather context clues more easily. If it happens a lot for a short time, then, yeah, I guess that's unfortunate for you, but at the same time it only happens for a short time, so whatever, if you miss out on a few minutes of a discussion? Well, that assumes that you don't just run away after that and can enjoy the subsequent discussion which you should be able to understand from the context you gathered while physically being there and listening to the previous discussion, of course.

It is really mysterious to me what these cases are supposed to look like. I imagine someone walking into an office where people have been talking about cooking for an hour but you stand there in a daze, not picking up on it even after them mentioning incredients, cooking utensils and techniques, their favourite foods, et cetera. (that's the case of the long discussion).
And I imagine you joining two people talking while they are talking about an anecdote that happened to them the day before, but that anecdote is over after a minute (short discussion).