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One of the main points of matrix is that every server should be compatible and form a federation with others. What is the point of moving people onto a specific
by hhvn 5y ago
One of the main points of matrix is that every server should be compatible and form a federation with others. What is the point of moving people onto a specific server?
With IRC freenode has a control structure that can enforce their rules/guidelines, this breaks with matrix.
- Macha 5y agoI think the big concerns with matrix.org centralisation are: * If matrix.org went away tomorrow, is there enough capacity in the rest of matrix for users to migrate to. * Federation only exists when a channel has users from multiple homeservers on it - how many small/medium channels only exist on matrix.org? * People's identities are tied to their home server. You would be userfoo:matrix.org - if matrix.org went away, how would you find all your contacts again? Points 1 and 2 would be addressed by more capacity and more independent homeservers, point 3 would require some sort of multi-homing.
- Arathorn 5y ago1. About 30% of the visible users on Matrix are on Matrix.org. So, yes. 2. Almost all public rooms seem to have users from other servers. 3. Account portability/multihoming is in the works at https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/2787 https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/2787