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Most of the fragmentation in the XMPP ecosystem is just incomplete implementations. > We can't control what randoms on the internet say though :| You could ac
by pseudalopex 6y ago
Most of the fragmentation in the XMPP ecosystem is just incomplete implementations.
> We can't control what randoms on the internet say though :|
You could acknowledge Matrix's shortcomings instead of denying or minimizing almost every criticism. And not say things like "It's fine to dislike Matrix and pine for XMPP, but please don't spread FUD."
- Arathorn 6y agoIf you look a few messages up, you'll see... > Obviously, a single monolithic spec controlled by a committee like the matrix spec core team has its own problems (most importantly, the committee can become a bottleneck); and we still provide mechanisms to let people experiment via the equivalent of vendor prefixing, which can go horribly wrong (c.f. aggregations in Matrix) if not managed with discipline. ...which is by far the biggest shortcoming of Matrix I'm aware of. I reserve the right to refute the inaccurate criticisms though (and to call them FUD, if that's what they are :)