Some people like Live Stream chats but some think it is too unstructured.

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In my experience, for the past few months, interacting Live on YouTube chat has been a good experience for the most part, but some who are on camera, feel like the value of the commentary is watered down and not worth saving for future reference. If you ever had a chance to interact in a Live chat session, especially on YouTube, you will find that it can be both bitter & sweet, a blessing and a curse. We are in an age where the new wave of social media will be more like YouTube live streaming using such apps as Skype or some other app, allowing multiple users to interact with one another, in real time, seeing themselves on the computer screen like windows into other people's lives, which will of course be a challenge to those who tend to like to keep their personal lives separate from their public lives. I can see some advantages of it and I know there are those who prefer not to appear in a visual, but simply appear in text boxes giving their bits of personal or trivial information, for better or for worse, to add to the social experience. It is a new phase in social media that has been going on lately that I think more and more, as people grow accustomed to the way things are done in this manner, that will make television obsolete and change the way people look at each other in the virtual spaces we have created, like small interactive communities based on like minded people. Groups like this one, and groups like the ones on YouTube will grow in greater number and the lines between celebrity and every day people will become more and more faded as the connection between cultures all over the planet will merge into a symbiosis of diversity of human perspective that has never before been experienced thanks to computers, the internet and the instant in which people all over the planet can come together and see things from many different vantage points.