thats exactly what I mean though. the technical side is already great, if they can get the ux on par with discord (which is a very low bar) they’ll have a shot. thats something they could feasibly do in the short term.
I think you misunderstand. They are making technical decisions that are incompatible with ux decisions. In order to make a better user experience they would need to change how the protocol was made, thus undoing thing that they chose for technical reasons.
Like the way they chose to do the custom emoji makes sense on a technical level for a de Federated protocol but it also is fundamentally incompatible with a good user experience. Same with the forest verification of devices that’s bad ux even if it is technically better
thats exactly what I mean though. the technical side is already great, if they can get the ux on par with discord (which is a very low bar) they’ll have a shot. thats something they could feasibly do in the short term.
I think you misunderstand. They are making technical decisions that are incompatible with ux decisions. In order to make a better user experience they would need to change how the protocol was made, thus undoing thing that they chose for technical reasons.
Like the way they chose to do the custom emoji makes sense on a technical level for a de Federated protocol but it also is fundamentally incompatible with a good user experience. Same with the forest verification of devices that’s bad ux even if it is technically better