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(Transcript of the audio of https://youtu.be/OyuqM7RbX5E, thanks to OpenAI's Whisper turbo model and some minor tweaks and fixups)
Hi everyone, and welcome to Matrix Live Season 11 Episode 7 where you are stuck with me, Matthew, Project Lead for Matrix. I guess I'm going to be wearing both Matrix and Element CEO hats in this week's recording and I will try to identify which hat I'm wearing at any given point.
What I wanted to talk about this week is that there is clearly a lot of unhappiness being expressed out there about Matrix and Element this week. I think we've basically seen a blog post a day, sometimes twice, ending up on the front page of Hacker News or Lobste.rs or wherever, where folks are expressing quite reasonable disappointment and irritation at where Matrix and Element are at the moment. And so I basically wanted to try to respond, so was thinking of putting out a blog post to try to articulate this a bi
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