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An "internally-run-Slack" is definitely a great use case for Matrix in its current form. I don't own a business, but if I did, I would almost certainly conside
by tombert 6y ago
An "internally-run-Slack" is definitely a great use case for Matrix in its current form. I don't own a business, but if I did, I would almost certainly consider running my own Synapse server, just to have a stronger guarantee that internal chats stay internal.
- walrus01 6y agoIt's an sqlite database on disk, so in our case fairly easy to know exactly where the data lives, and keep it secure.
- touisteur 6y agoYes at my bigco they've set up a whole matrix (rebranded) service. Great. Only thing I miss is some kind of 'ephemeral chatroom' option, where nothing is saved or expires after some time. Some conversations are not worth saving and wading through all the chat logs to find some stuff can be painful. Also I like the other tools' (cisco jabber and some others) option to save chat logs in exchange folders, so you have local search indexation/capabilities. On the other side, I'd also like a button to record a whole conf-call, so minutes of meetings can be backed up with the actual conversation. Yes, how 'trusting' of me...