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I'm looking at @zulip as a possible option for the Asahi Linux chat, but I've already run into something concerning... It seems they trust verified e-mails from all of their authentication providers (GitHub / Gitlab / Google). This means their attack surface is *all* of those.
This seems... suboptimal. Third party log-ins should be linked explicitly, not implicitly via verified e-mails. I was confused, looking for that option in the settings and not finding it... then realized it was automagic via email matching.
Something something email canonicalization. Here be dragons.
It's open source. Seems like it would be easy to disable any AuthN you didn't want to accept and even add your own. You need help hosting?
Did you look at @RocketChat ?
Maybe you should look into @matrixdotorg?
What's wrong with Discord
@mozilla went with Matrix after a long process, @gitchat recently started federating with Matrix, several IRC networks are accessible via Matrix... I’d say that Matrix, perhaps with linked IRC and if it’s not too difficult Discord, would be the way to go.https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/synchronous-messaging-at-mozilla-the-decision/50620 …
More background on the process of how Mozilla came to the decision of leaving IRC and starting a Matrix instance can be found at @mhoye’s blog here: http://exple.tive.org/blarg/category/irc/ …
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