Does anyone find the idea of having an XLX multi-mode reflector interesting?

XLX multi-mode reflectors are a type of digital voice reflector used in amateur radio, particularly for D-STAR, DMR, and System Fusion (C4FM) modes. These reflectors are essentially digital meeting points or hubs where radio operators can connect, usually through the internet, to communicate with others across different digital modes. XLX reflectors stand out for their multi-mode capabilities, allowing users of different digital radio systems to converse seamlessly. This interoperability is a key advantage, as it bridges the gap between various digital communication standards in the amateur radio world. Users typically access these reflectors through digital radio hotspots or repeaters that are connected to the internet.