Also, some of these names remind me of this
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We're not going to have a one and done chat/social program and know what, it should be that way. We shouldn't allow another one to become a behemoth that then turns into a perfect honeypot.
There are federated alternatives like Movim that would eliminate the chance of that happening, just like Lemmy/Piefed do. It also offers proper E2EE.
It's missing a couple features compared to Discord, but the dev is actively working on fixing that. And since it's also GPL licensed, it can never be co-opted by corpos.
Movim looks quite cool, thanks for sharing it!
Preventing segmentation or centralization? Apologize, it's early and I'm bleary eyed.
Preventing it from becoming a centralized honey pot.
Thank ya. I suspect we'll see a big swing of people leaving come March.