Right, but the idea and comment I'm addressing is "If you don't like it, create a fork". This "do it yourself" mantra doesn't apply to Signal, and they have a

Right, but the idea and comment I'm addressing is "If you don't like it, create a fork". This "do it yourself" mantra doesn't apply to Signal, and they have a history of rejecting community work. It's much more valuable to advocate for changes and fixes to the main app. > If your fork of Signal in better, then you should have no difficulty it convincing people to switch to it. This isn't true. Signal has a marketing budget and millions of downloads of inertia.