Do you account for not putting right handed people to the right of left handed people? But then maybe you do, if you want to play match maker.
So many (imagined) social conditions here. Like A likes B, but B hates A. C and D should meet. E and F are a couple, but F and G broke up in college so it's awkward. H and I are divorced but still on good terms so it's OK. etc.
Yea for most of the social conditions, you can probably already use the "Separate/Link" feature.
Similar to hermitcrab's comment, I'm not sure about the right/left handed-ness. As I'm currently at table level, rather than seat level, I think it's something that can be figured out at the table level later.
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Do you account for not putting right handed people to the right of left handed people? But then maybe you do, if you want to play match maker.
So many (imagined) social conditions here. Like A likes B, but B hates A. C and D should meet. E and F are a couple, but F and G broke up in college so it's awkward. H and I are divorced but still on good terms so it's OK. etc.
How do you do that on a circular table? Or are you suggesting some sort of handness aparatheid, with all the lefties on one table?
Yea for most of the social conditions, you can probably already use the "Separate/Link" feature.
Similar to hermitcrab's comment, I'm not sure about the right/left handed-ness. As I'm currently at table level, rather than seat level, I think it's something that can be figured out at the table level later.
Thanks for the feedback!