While not the same concept (or scale), this comment seems awfully similar to the ones originally posted about Dropbox. People resorted on using older UNIX progr

While not the same concept (or scale), this comment seems awfully similar to the ones originally posted about Dropbox. People resorted on using older UNIX programs to handle what Dropbox did better and much much easier. While some people don't exactly value aesthetic, I do, so even if it's a prettier IRC client, I'd take it. I'll also point out that "team chat" may include a whole company. From sales to support to engineering and design. It's highly unlikely that everyone would like or know how to use IRC. Native campfire sucks. It works, but it sucks.