> Nobody wants groupware. Nobody uses it unless forced. Surely you're talking about some very specific crapware subset of groupware, because plenty of people c

> Nobody wants groupware. Nobody uses it unless forced. Surely you're talking about some very specific crapware subset of groupware, because plenty of people choose to use, and very much enjoy using, all sorts of groupware. Distributed version control, issue trackers, simultaneous editing of documents... just to name a few examples of incredible groupware. But yes, generally when it claims to do all the things, it does none well. This is orthogonal.