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"Farhan Khan" <farhan@farhan.codes> wrote:

> You can view public rooms via a browser, such as here: https://view.matrix.org/. This means we could potentially provide a permanent URL to a public chat room for reference, whereas IRC is ephemeral.

I'm disappointed that no-one has mentioned the command-line yet.....