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Reaching someone online means knowing which service they are on, which stops being true the moment they move. This gives each person a readable handle that resolves wherever they actually are.
Restricting who can see a shared space normally means a server checking credentials and being trusted to do so. This lets the reader's own client evaluate the conditions against facts it can verify.
Every chat-style client invents its own commands, so what you learn in one is useless in the next. This fixes a common set of verbs that behave the same way everywhere.
Asking someone to create an account and back up a key before they have seen what an application does loses most of them. This starts them with a temporary key straight away and offers a proper one later, once they care.
A new arrival meeting a sign-in screen that assumes they already have a wallet simply leaves. This organises the options so the familiar route is offered first and the wallet route is there for those who have one.
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