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What are the positive experiences that folks had with free software hosted services?

And where are the frustrations? And the gaps?


Participants shared their takes on the three categories above.

*Things that exist and are good
**gitlab
**Mattermost
**Wekan (alternative to Trello)
**NextCloud
**Etherpad
**Odoo: open source ERP and CRM [www.odoo.com]
**Weblate (loclaization tool)
*Things that exist and need improvement
**Collabora
**Etherpad
**Sparkleshare
**CRM
**CMS
**Wiki
**Mailing lists
**Newsletters
**Crabgrass – network organizing tool, slowly updated [crabgrass.riseup.net]
**User support tickets (as distinct of issue tracking, for which gitlab works very well)
**Stack Exchange alternative?
**Mexcla: Simultaneous Interpretation Conference System [github.com/glocalcoop/mexcla]
**Jitsi
**Web analytics (Piwik)
**Web surveys
**Online forms
**Mastodon?
**Dillinger: markdown editor. Heard good reviews, but no one has tested that out fully yet [https://dillinger.io]
*Things that are gaps
**Voice conference
**Google Doc alternative
**Gmail
**Google Drive/ Dropbox
**Social tools
**Meta social (tools to manage social tools, e.g. multiple social accounts)
**Non-personally identified multi party chat
**SSO/ SLO
**Account management
**Encrypted email
**Google Translate
**Accounting web software
**Publicly hosted calendar
**Events
**Crowd funding
**Doodle

The most urgent gaps to work on, in order of priority:
#Google Docs
#Google Drive/ Dropbox
#Gmail
(All Google products > This goes back to the SSO issue: sharing the permission model is the reason why Google is so effective)

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