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Discord just rolled out "categories" to allow groupings of rooms BTW.
As I understand it, that would allow me to have a “category” of “rooms I’m interested in” and then it should act more or less like Slack.
From what I read about Discord's categories, they are per-server and are set up by the admins. So you couldn't have your own categories.
(so they would solve a discoverability problem, perhaps, but they don't solve Discord's general problem of poor manageability of rooms -- and I don't believe Riot's hierarchies of rooms helps the general problem either /cc @dominicm)
Hierarchies don't seem to be implemented yet. I'm assuming (generously?) that hierarchy would be implemented into the UI somehow, so you will click into the clojure tree, and can search within it etc.
Yeah, but it's still going to be per-server/admin-initiated rather than per-user, right?