Editing Flash Crowd (section)

==Other Flash Crowd stories by Larry Niven==
*''The Alibi Machine'' (1973)
**Transfer booths turned out to be a convenient alibi tool: you slip from a party for a minute, kill someone across the globe, and be back unnoticed.<ref>[https://www.larryniven.net/?q=bibliographic-reference/the-alibi-machine The Alibi Machine]</ref>
*''All the Bridges Rusting'' (1973)<ref>[https://www.larryniven.net/?q=bibliographic-reference/all-the-bridges-rusting All the Bridges Rusting]</ref>
*''A Kind of Murder''  (1974)<ref>[https://www.larryniven.net/?q=bibliographic-reference/kind-of-murder-a Kind of Murder, A]</ref>
*''The Last Days of the Permanent Floating Riot Club'' (1974)
**The titular Club is a gang of pickpockets who took an advantage of flash crowds. Their doom came when police figured out how to deal with flash crowd crime. Previously when police was spotted the crowd used to quickly disperse via JumpShift booths. Eventually police figured out how to reroute destinations of all booths in an area into detention nets.<ref>[https://www.larryniven.net/?q=bibliographic-reference/last-days-of-the-permanent-floating-riot-club-the Last Days of the Permanent Floating Riot Club, The]</ref>