matrix chat
our self-hosted matrix instance with web-clients.
channel: #envs:envs.net |
space: #space:envs.net
an open network for secure, decentralized communication.
> create your matrix account on envs. <
note: temporary email services are blocked on matrix.envs.net!
It is necessary to do something about the spam. As an admin in Germany, I am equally obligated to take action when I see things like gore, CP, etc. This must be removed immediately. Accordingly, it is difficult for me to find ways to find the majority of accounts that are used for this purpose.
Temporary emails are very popular with spammers and users who use accounts to share crap. For this reason, I have decided to delete these accounts and block new registrations with temporary email addresses in the future.
Unfortunately, user accounts that only have an anonymous account and have not violated any rules may also have been removed in this step. All accounts that were removed are GDPR-erased and cannot be restored.
matrix/element help & documentation
check out our matrix/element help page.
identifiers/entities
schema:
<tag><id>:<instance>
- user, which begin with tag
@ - chat-rooms (channel), which begin with tag
# - spaces - collection of rooms and other spaces, begin also with tag
#
example:
- user creme:
@creme:envs.net - envs room:
#envs:envs.net - envs space:
#space:envs.net
there's a convenient site, matrix.to, which will allow you to create urls linking to specific entities. when you visit these pages, you'll see links to communicate with those entities. If you enter #envs:envs.net on matrix.to, you'll get the URL https://matrix.to/#/#envs:envs.net.
matrix client software
check out the official element client!
an extended client overview can be found at: https://matrix.org/clients/
privacy policy
The privacy policy for the envs.net homeserver is available at https://matrix.envs.net/_matrix/consent.