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-Papo is team collaboration platform composed of a suite of free and open source
-software made for communities and companies. It features chat messaging, file
-sharing and virtual workspaces for working online together.
-
-Papo improves on existing solutions by:
-
-1. offering glossy UI for the needs of modern users;
-2. being built on existing stabilished standards, enabling existing workflows
- and infrastruture to interoperate, instead of creating yet another ad-hoc
- messaging API;
-3. being 100% free-software, down to the server configuration files and its
- acompanying guides on how to use, customize or self-host, eliminating all
- forms of lock-in;
-4. offering a hosted option at `https://papo.im` for those who whish to pay for
- a managed service that is as transparent as possible.
-
-The software is made as close to zero-config as possible, both to make itself
-simpler but also to make it easier for those who wish to self-host.
-
-Underneath all of this, is just plain old IRC. Not "a compatibility layer to
-IRC", just IRC. Most of "modern" functionalities are available via the "modern"
-option which implements IRCv3 plus a couple of extensions, and there's also a
-"classic" ircd option with traditional RFC 1459 capabilities which serves as a
-replacement to other traditional ircd implementations.