While discussing some of the frustrations around presentation software, eojthebrave and emmajane thought up a fun idea for a new kind of "Powerpoint Karaoke". What if the slides were stored in a repository which everyone had write access to?

To make this work, reveal.js will need to be slightly modified so that the slide show which is being presented must update from source every time a slide is changed.

Every game is different and should (probably) always start from the same starting point. Fork the repository to start a new game.

We recommend you play the game with teams, but there is no reason this has to be a social game. Teams would try to get their presenter on stage, and keep them on stage as long as possible. Other teams would modify the repository (and the rules?) to try and oust the current presenter. Unless of course the goal was to stay OFF the stage and you were trying to keep your team from having to present.

The following is a list of features which we think would make the game even more fun.

1. Auto advancing the slides.
2. Display commit messages as lib notifications so that everyone, including the presenter, can see upcoming changes.
3. As the rules are changed, they are published as a slide.
4. Point scoring which allows a team to cash in their points and replace the presenter.