> disabling it if you don't keep updating yep, it's almost like "Open Source" "non profit" and "we are the good guys, trust me bro" doesn't matter nearly as mu

> disabling it if you don't keep updating yep, it's almost like "Open Source" "non profit" and "we are the good guys, trust me bro" doesn't matter nearly as much as "open, federated, standardised protocols". I've been self-hosting Jabber/XMPP for a very long time, now. There's nothing I feel I'm missing out from signal and others. Not to sound like I'm preaching, I generally tell the curious to give ejabberd a spin.