On 08-Sep-22 08:00, S Moonesamy wrote:
Hello,
At 10:06 AM 07-09-2022, Robert Sparks wrote:
After a series of trials used to gather feedback from the community,
the IETF has switched from Jabber to Zulip as its chat service.
I assumed that XMPP was in wide use in the IETF community and still
in use on the internet. I gather that is not the case given that RFC
6120 is following a path similar to RFC 959 [1]. It is high time to
consider what to do with "standards" which no longer have community support.
Why? A Proposed Standard can sit on the books and does no harm. Sometimes,
it turns out that there is a whole user community for such a standard
that we don't know about, for some version of "we".
Brian
