[ThePadawan]

I might be biased here as a German native that follows the German tech media a fair bit...

...but those are among the three organizations I would trust the least with such a choice.

It would be like recommending a housing strategy implemented in San Francisco, or a public transportation strategy implemented in New York.

[Arathorn]

What about Mozilla, or Wikipedia, or Fedora? They all use Matrix too :P

[spurgu]

Be honest now, there's no way you can honestly claim that Element is a good UI/UX. I'd love it to be the other way around but it's just plain and simply bad. At least on all MacOS combos I've tried - native client as well as web app (Chrome/FF/Safari). And Android. Oh and fuck not being to have different notification schemes for desktop/mobile. I end up having mobile notifications turned off altogether.

So many inconsistencies in the UI. Almost non-existent keyboard navigation. Typing notifications and read receipts on by default (supposed to be a privacy focused chat). Handling unread messages. Lack of threads. I could go on...

[tabob]

I don’t know about Mozilla or Fedora, but have you ever interviewed with Wikimedia? It’s a circus of insanity. The most bizarre corporate culture ever; and the most psychotic receuiter i’ve ever come across. Whatever they choose, I choose the opposite.