Re:Telegram now censoring channels in Germany for “violating...
by Arnt on Thursday February 10, 2022 @12:36PM
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That's very different from the relevant Telegram groups. Those function more like a blog on the web — non-subscribers can search for them, only the group's owner(s) can post, and everyone else can just read. And they work for very large audiences, 100k readers is no problem.
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Re:Telegram now censoring channels in Germany for “violating...
by ls15 on Thursday February 10, 2022 @02:28PM
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I see.
With matrix rooms it is possible to set permissions in a way that only the owner can send messages in that room.
There are also large(-ish) rooms, such as #/room/#matrix:matrix.org with > 30k users, but I think threaded discussions would allow for a functionality that resembles a blog where subscribers can comment on articles. And there is a preview functionality that technically allows users to read public rooms without being subscribed.
Of course Telegram is quite a bit more polished and fun to use than element or other matrix clients so far.