we’ve got channels for making travel plans, sharing recipes, and even communicating while playing Minecraft (yes, I know, Microsoft.). It took some getting used to, but this app is now our family communication hub. Finally, the family decided to stop using Skype for our domestic and international communications needs.
I was not pleased when Microsoft purchased Skype, and my fears were increasingly justified as I saw version release after version release further thrash GUI conventions (if Microsoft made light switches, down would turn the light on and up would turn it off.).
