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Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
I do not know what more commitment you may possibly want.
Same level of commitment to protesting perhaps?

Or what your question really is. If you are asking, "which of the hundreds chat solutions is The One", then my answer would have to be, "none of them". I did not see your question as so narrow, though. I had you for more than that.
It was that narrow. Your "commitment" to "none of them" is about as non-committal as ever. So be it. Let's play this game.

You like IRC. Folks that have no history with it see it as limited. It's not as convenient, prevalent as other applications that do mostly the same thing - offer away to communicate.

Your fight is with something new. Why? Because your beloved choice from over a decade ago still works? If that's the case, I'd still be using ICQ or AIM. Or worse, I'd still be using groups on Usenet still. Both "still work" but are not currently seen as choices by the majority.

Your complaint is against the march of time.

"Protesting for protest's sake?" Is it how you see it because you are genuinely happy with the current situation or because you have just accepted it as the norm and have not opened your eyes yet to see how bad it is?
Not going to pull punches here. You are constantly bitching and moaning yet offer nothing to the narrative other than a contrarian, anachronistic, myopic and egocentric view that shows how deeply entrenched you are to the argument as opposed to the solution. Any solution.

So yes. You doth protest too much.

I am happy with change. How I used a computer today is vastly different than when I used one a decade ago. Or the decade before that. Or the decade before that.
 

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