Wayland and audio is fixed, but only on the canary branch for the moment, this isnt lazy either, they changed the whole screenshare flow to suit linux’s permission prompts

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Fuck Discord! 🙂

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5 points

Sadly there’s no alternative.

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Zulip has been around for a loooong time. It integrates well with Jitsi, and is fully self-hostable.

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2 points

Revolt looks pretty good despite its lack of a large user base

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No screen share and there seems to be a reluctance to add/address requests for it. They add that and I can get my whole community to switch. Until then it’s not happening.

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matrix, xmpp

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I so wish there was matrix protocol for voice rooms and a good reference implementation but sadly there are neither

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11 points

no alternative that’s as user-friendly and feature-complete

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Why?

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Centralized social media. Poison of the masses. If they control the pullpit, they control the congregation. Tale as old as time.

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It’s reach not centralization

You’d think Lemmy would’ve taught you that by now

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These articles are very old and not super relevant any more. Sources of 2018 and 2019, while a lot has changed over the years.

I’m not here to “defend” Discord and pretend it’s all gravy, but if you want to make a compelling argument, I think it’s a good idea to stick to current, factual information.

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The founder’s shady history with OpenFeint, their entire privacy policy and shit like this, take your pick. Wikipedia also has an entire section dedicated to Discord’s controversies. No matter how you look at it, Discord has a great many shortcomings.

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i agree with your points but wanted to mention that binding arbitration is bullshittery that most large companies do by default these days. sign a cell phone contract, streaming/cable service, utility bill, whatever. there’s probably an arbitration clause right in the fine print.

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