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@@ -1,10 +1,12 @@ # Using text-based chat with the Matrix protocol -Anyone can access chatrooms at domain example.org. +Anyone can access public chatrooms hosted at domain example.org, +and get invited to join private chatrooms. -You can create a personal [[account]] to access the chat service directly. - -You can access the service indirectly via another Matrix chat service. +As user of Example orga, +you can create a personal [[account]] to access the chat service directly. +You can then create chatrooms, +and browse locally available chatrooms. ## Special strings @@ -47,30 +49,4 @@ providing your email address as proof of membership (but do **not** provide a phone number). Guests (and members too) can connect from outside - -i.e. using an account created at some other Matrix network - -and from there join our [Reception] room. - -[Reception]: <https://matrix.to/#/!JQkKPpdjWWQjaeABiV:matrix.virtual-assembly.org> - "Reception - our room to chat with visitors" - - -## Rooms - -All rooms are listed in a public room list. - -You can join rooms each with different topics. - -You can address everyone in a room by tagging your message with "@room". - -You can mention a room in chat by writing its name starting with a "#". - - -## Communities - -Matrix communities is a way to help limit view on rooms. - -In Matrix clients supporting it, -You join a community either from a link in the topic of corresponding general room, -or via a listing of all communities. - -You can mention a community in chat by writing its name starting with "+". +i.e. using an account created at some other Matrix network. |