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fuck discord
I really hope Revolt decentralizes someday (plus gets remotely relevant by usercount, no offense)
Not gonna happen, the developer made it quite clear from the get-go. Also, their community are quite hostile against it and pretty much most FOSS stuff for some reason.
I can see a fork taking what is useful about it (UI/UX) and adopting solid backends (federation, proper VoIP with screen sharing, etc.)
Wouldn't it be easier to get something like Rocket.Chat + Jitsi and make them work well together?
I wish that would happen, or maybe if someone forked their client and hooked it up to connect to matrix home servers. The client looks great.
Use teamspeeeeeeeeee
Let's actually not advocate for a different proprietary software, and instead advocate for FOSS solutions like Mumble.