https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/6/23391895/meta-facebook-ho...
Never mind.
In my opinion larger meetings do work worse in video calls. It just isn't great having lots of small squares. But small <4 people meetings do work better when you can really see and pay attention to every clearly.
It's also not a realistic dogfood either. Users are not going to be fully in VR so why dogfood that way? It's better to figure out what flexible and low friction workflows.
If they received push back from dogfooding, that just means they need to knock those sharp corners off. I'd suggest what they want is a meeting application and making VR easy to put on and off, and combining the two worlds.
It's entirely realistic to dogfood here, people are just reacting to the obvious reactions from the first iteration. You don't stop there though.
But it wasnt very popular.
I think it was this or around that time: https://futurism.com/the-byte/leaked-memo-facebook-metaverse