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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.
Timesheets are just typed claims that nobody outside the relationship can check, so disputes over hours worked have no real evidence behind them. There was no way to prove a person only had 168 hours to allocate in a week, that they didn't claim the same hour to two different clients, or exactly when a time claim was actually made. This gives a way to commit to how a week was spent, cryptographically bound to the calendar, and reveal only chosen parts of it later, to chosen people.
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.
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