[1]: https://github.com/tw-hx/Signal-Android
[2]: https://forum.f-droid.org/t/we-can-include-signal-in-f-droid...
With that thinking we would all be using AOL.
Making a robust flexible protocol that can support a bunch of different client and service implementations is hard, but that is how we ended up avoiding email and web browsing being controlled by a single entity.
Matrix is solving the hard problem of providing the core functionality of tools like Slack and Whatsapp without sacrificing user freedom or asking you to trust any one entity.
This is what ethical engineering looks like, and I don't mind tolerating occasional growing pains in exchange for freedom.
The argument makes no sense. I can't decide if Moxie is a double agent with street cred or honestly trying to do good here.
He is charismatic, highly intelligent, and lives by his own moral compass, rejecting FOSS ethos and silicon valley capitalist ethos alike.
This makes him especially dangerous.
Is it technically prevented or just frowned upon? The former would be strange, because fixing a bug in your own private fork would also exclude you from the network.