Thanks for your reply. As I am using Delta Chat myself, I am aware of
the current state of affairs; so my question was more about the future
direction of the project. I have actually created a number of fine-grained
issues already. Those would be the issues number 3900 through 3906 below
GitHub · Where software is built. However, they
have all been closed as “not intended” without being addressed. I also
understand that other community members have had a similar experience;
and I even seem to remember a reply suggesting that they fork the project
if they are dissatisfied with the UX (unfortunately, I don’t have a link
to that reply handy at this moment).
So my question would be if there is any interest in addressing usability
issues related to the UX of using Delta Chat in predominantly non-chatmail
settings. Or should I expect the UX in that setting to degrade further?
Do I understand you correctly that there is indeed an interest in
improving that UX again? And if so, which channel should I use to bring
up those issues?
If there is no interest in addressing these kinds of issues, that would
also be totally legitimate, of course. As has been mentioned in that
previous post I have seen, users are always free to create a fork if
they are dissatisfied with the direction of any Open Source project.
However, I would like to know where the project is heading in general
– because I do not want to fill your issue trackers with things you
might see as irrelevant.