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title: Testimonials
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People are talking about Prosody, we love it! Since we have no budget
for [marketing](/marketing), if you would, help spread the word!

Here is a collection of kind words folks around the web have said. If
you'd like to be added to this page, [let us know](/discuss).

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> We have been running Prosody for many years now in Antarctica to provide real-time chat to a research group at the South Pole. It has been easy and
> great the whole time.
>
> All the real-time coordination work with the pole site for the first black hole photos you might have seen a couple years ago happened via Prosody,
> for example

Nathan Whitehorn

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> Wow, that **is** easy to set up!

[Mark
Nottingham](http://intertwingly.net/blog/2013/05/20/Prosody-as-a-personal-xmpp-server#c1369132166)

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> \[Prosody\] absolutely hit the spot for development work and actually
> felt fun.

[rrees](https://rrees.me/2010/10/20/comparing-jabber-servers/)

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> Prosody is a lightweight XMPP communications server that is a breeze
> to download and install.

[John](https://web.archive.org/web/20131022184007/http://www.classicyuppie.com/2013/01/using-prosody-im-to-create-your-own-jabber-server/)

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> I would recommend Prosody. It's lightweight, easy to configure,
> supports SSL, and has a helpful community.

[Damn Terminal](http://askubuntu.com/a/245742/53920)

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> "If you want a fast, lightweight XMPP server, try Prosody.

[Joe Hildebrand](http://stackoverflow.com/a/2433528/15996)

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> Prosody \[is\] very lightweight and easy to install

[Christopher](http://stackoverflow.com/a/2420989/15996)

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> Just finished "upgrading" ejabberd to Prosody. Much smoother than I
> thought. Config is far, far simpler. I really, really \<3 Prosody
> [:smile:]{.icon}

[\@ivucica](https://twitter.com/ivucica/status/145615534862503936){.text-danger}

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> Converted my IM server from ejabberd to Prosody. Yay for
> human-readable logs and lower memory use!

[\@sud0er](https://web.archive.org/web/20131022184007/http://identi.ca/notice/46705125)

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> Installed Prosody on my own server, really most awesome XMPP server in
> the wild, and that for being so new

[\@raudssus](http://twitter.com/raudssus/status/14662941697){.text-danger}

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> Tried Prosody earlier today. Colour me impressed.

[\@kev](http://identi.ca/notice/6599165){.text-danger}

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> Prosody is seriously cool. You just dont get used to not having to
> compile the server for changes

[\@jcdickinson](http://identi.ca/notice/6793500)

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> I think Prosody is off to a great start, and is a very hackable, very
> XMPP strict server. No xmlns shortcut DOS problems, very solid.

[\@fritzy](http://identi.ca/notice/10613178){.text-danger}

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> Got my local instance of Prosody running. Light and snappy. Very
> happy.

[\@eightyeight](http://identi.ca/notice/20040270){.text-danger}

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> I'm liking Prosody

[\@bear](http://identi.ca/notice/10613167){.text-danger}

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> Switched to Prosody the other day. Light on resources, simple config
> but can still handle large deployments. Happy so far.

[\@nolan](http://identi.ca/notice/4662738){.text-danger}

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> I need a mailserver as easy for mail as Prosody for Jabber

[\@nkoehring](http://identi.ca/notice/4467200)

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> So far I like Prosody quite a bit: it's a lean little server that's
> very easy to install and configure, especially on Debian. \[...\]
> Congrats to the Prosody team on a solid piece of software!

[Peter Saint-Andre](https://web.archive.org/web/20110721145808/https://stpeter.im/index.php/2009/06/16/prosodic/)

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> If only more software packages were this polite and helpful
> [:smile:]{.icon}

[Michael Fleming](http://www.thatfleminggent.com/2009/07/30/how-polite)

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> Checking out <http://prosody.im> on my messaging server. Good work
> [\@mattj](http://identi.ca/mattj)!

[\@eightyeight](http://identi.ca/notice/2329544){.text-danger}

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> Well moved away from ejabberd to Prosody, it has a lot of less stuff
> but also needs like 1% of the ejabberd's resources

[\@deepspawn](https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.brainbird.co.cc/notice/152321)

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> Replaced #ejabberd (erlang) XMPP server by #prosody (lua) - its config
> is so much more KISS

[\@rebugger](https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://identi.ca/notice/25356800){.text-danger}

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> Prosody looks way too simple to be true [:smile:]{.icon}

[\@xsteadfastx](http://identi.ca/notice/20093785){.text-danger}

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> Prosody is a nice XMPP server.

[Christine Lemmer-Webber](http://dustycloud.org/blog/view_post/prosody/)

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