> I guess the question is whether it’s better to spread objectively and demonstrably false info today (as you are with the completely bogus Matrix 2.0 critique)

> I guess the question is whether it’s better to spread objectively and demonstrably false info today (as you are with the completely bogus Matrix 2.0 critique), versus me putting subjective info into a FAQ 10 years ago ;) Outright denying people's bad experience with Matrix has also been a sad part in Matrix marketing for so long. Unfortunately, I don't have experience with Element X, since my provider doesn't support it yet, so I can't confirm or deny that testimonial, but my exceptations are not high. > It might be worth considering that whining about Matrix is misdirected anger - it may be better off pointed at the proprietary centralised surveillance capitalism alternatives rather than us… It's not either or. People are frustrated on the other hand because of the annoying proprietary platforms, but also because there are currently no alternatives to them that one could whole-heartedly recommend as a replacement.