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Jitsi is also relevant to this question, and I will concur that network effects are very frustrating.
<scans feature list, blinks> I was unaware of Jitsi. At first glance it looks like it does basically what Skype does, but over XMPP and using an open source product. I assume since you brought it up, that you use it. Any impressions you'd care to share, especially regarding multi-user video chats?
(this may be relevant to the Less Wrong Study Hall project; one of the options kicked around was an XMPP based system. At the moment we're not pursuing that route, but it's early days yet.)