> And matrix is proof this works. After trying it again this year, I think they have finally created a product which works really well. The server and clients

> And matrix is proof this works. After trying it again this year, I think they have finally created a product which works really well. The server and clients improved. The protocol did not improve. The protocol is still designed to be a metadata sponge that proliferates this data as far as possible. There’s no way you’d design it in the same way today if you didn’t have intelligence funding in the earliest stages… If XMPP clients improved, you’d say the same thing. “Wow, I guess XMPP works”