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You mean like an pre packaged combo of an IRC server + logging + bouncer for users that can trivially be rolled out.

Like one days work for 1 person?




The problem isn't implementing the features, the problem is making the UX/UI intuitive to people who call Microsoft's tech support when Firefox displays a "cannot connect to internet" message because they unplugged their router because they needed the socket for something else.

IRC is objectively superior to slack as a distributed chat client, but goddamned if the first step into slack isn't significantly shallower than the first step into IRC.




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