> Ironically Spaces behave the same way fundamentally (they filter your room list rather than switch you between namespaces), but we hope this will feel okay if

> Ironically Spaces behave the same way fundamentally (they filter your room list rather than switch you between namespaces), but we hope this will feel okay if executed better. I feel this is strictly superior in the same way tags are superior to categories. The latter imposes a strict and rigid hierarchy which quickly enters into ontological problems because you have to decide which single category a room belongs to, so your choice of categories matters too much. On the other hand, I cannot think of a single reason why you would specifically need categories since they can be recovered by simply ensuring that each of your rooms is contained in only a single space (i.e. tagged by only a single tag). If this use case is important to a user, they can easily achieve this.