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You know us: at Dyne, we've never been the type to spy on our own people. We're a community, not a dataset. But Discord's new age verification rules force exactly that: scanning IDs at the door like we're entering a nightclub, not a conversation.

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in reply to Dyne.org foundation

We're here for the weird experiments, the unaligned thoughts, the conversations that don't fit anywhere else. That's what we call creativity. And creativity doesn't carry ID.

Discord keeps proving it can't be trusted with our data. Their October 2025 breach was just the latest reminder. Handing them mandatory age verification isn't protecting anyone. It's handing the keys to the
castle to people who've already lost them once.

in reply to Dyne.org foundation

So we're leaving. Not in anger: in hope.

Come find us on @matrix It's encrypted, decentralized, and ours. No IDs, no surveillance, just conversation.

๐Ÿ”— socials.dyne.org/matrix

We saved you a seat: welcome!

in reply to Tommaso Gagliardoni

@tomgag that article seems pretty favorable to matrix. Either way, we make an effort to bridge channels to several different platforms when possible. Discord will no longer be one of them though.
in reply to David Fleetwood - RG Admin

@reflex agreed! all platforms need significant moderation and accessibility to be effective community tools!
in reply to Dyne.org foundation

What bothers me is that it's way, way behind Discord. Obviously like everyone else I want off the platform, but the alternatives all have significant drawbacks. Lack of basic features like Oauth or unifiedpush, apps that only connect to the main instance, obvious AI spaghetti code on the github, etc etc.

I'd like Matrix to be it, but it needs significant targeted investment to get to parity.

in reply to David Fleetwood - RG Admin

@reflex No software is perfect. The more people using it, the greater chances of improvement.

Care to share the alternative of your choice?

in reply to Dyne.org foundation

The closest I've seen to being a drop in replacement appears to be Zulip. The drawback is that push notifications must go through their service for apps, no UnifiedPush option, and over 10 users it's paid (with a excemption for non-profits/clubs). From a privacy standpoint that's a problem imo.

Going to experiment with it a bit.

in reply to David Fleetwood - RG Admin

@reflex take a look at @Framasoft fork of Mattermost maybe. "Mostlymatter" it's called. Sounds like it would be something you're looking for!
framagit.org/framasoft/framateโ€ฆ
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