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Currently the Matrix protocol allows nesting of spaces without boundary, possibly allowing for recursive loops and performance issues on the client-side down the road.
This issue tackles a set hierarchy of spaces defined as part of Commune itself:
level 1: space
level 2: topic
level 3: channel
All of these are just Matrix rooms behind the scenes, with the first two level being limited to state events.
I also propose differentiating between standalone rooms and spaces altogether with m.direct instead of the Matrix approach which relies on it for PMs between two entities only.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the Matrix protocol allows nesting of spaces without boundary, possibly allowing for recursive loops and performance issues on the client-side down the road.
This issue tackles a set hierarchy of spaces defined as part of Commune itself:
All of these are just Matrix rooms behind the scenes, with the first two level being limited to state events.
I also propose differentiating between standalone rooms and spaces altogether with
m.direct
instead of the Matrix approach which relies on it for PMs between two entities only.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: