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A huge advantage to many large projects is separations of concerns, particularly in the case of protocol (or API/etc) vs policy. From the sounds of it, you hav
by StillBored 4y ago
A huge advantage to many large projects is separations of concerns, particularly in the case of protocol (or API/etc) vs policy.
From the sounds of it, you have the protocol but not the policy. Which is by itself huge that they are separate, but now the clients (?) needs flexible policy, no? Otherwise its just going to turn into a billion people all talking in the same room, or your going to have a ton of tiny rooms with no activity. The discoverability of interesting rooms will be difficult. Its sorta the IRC problem in a nutshell (or discord/etc). Balancing the noise, vs the quiet is the difficult part (AFAIK).
- leke 4y agoStill trying to understand how it all works but maybe there could be some agreed way of creating rooms, like naming them after sub Reddits.