@ryangraves Dude, I find it to be so clunky at times. Especially when creating a meeting, can’t add invitee emails from the Zoom mac app, so I have to go into google calendars and add the emails to the invite after it’s created. Unless I’m just stupid and missing something there lol.

@ryangraves Network effects

@ryangraves It takes even longer to convince N people on the call to download and use something else instead

@ryangraves Agreed.. the flow to start a meeting requires too many steps. 1. Once you are connected it’s the best experience. Not the best video and call quality but it’s the most reliable. 2. Gallery view. 3. Desktop app only. Easy to switch to the app and get back to the video.

@ryangraves And Zoom links are hard (several clicks) to share in Gcal

@ryangraves It won’t be in 5 years

@ryangraves In three words: it’s less worse.

@ryangraves Meet>Zoom

@ryangraves Speed and momentum. @zoom_us has nearly reached the @Kleenex moment. But there are several proverbial facial tissues out there who could win in the long run.

@ryangraves Don’t say $Zoom or people will start buying the wrong company’s stock again 😂

@ryangraves I think $ZOOM is mainly dominant, because people keep buying their stock instead of $ZM.

@ryangraves $Zoom Because that’s how bad VC was before Zoom

@ryangraves Branding.

@ryangraves I don't know how many of the others you have tried but they are all worse. Video conferencing is apparently very hard.

@ryangraves Ever tried upgrading your account 🤦‍♂️

@ryangraves I’m a fan.

@ryangraves Have you used Skype or Google hangouts lately? 🤮

@ryangraves I rarely have connection issues with Zoom. We had bad calls on other video conferencing software.

@ryangraves Zoom has the best video quality We're making it to use with

@ryangraves It’s way, way better than WebEx or JoiMe