On Fri Jan 6 10:00:08 2012, SM wrote:
In Section 4.1.3:
"The instant messaging system must allow any registered user (even
those registered anonymously) to post messages in the WG's or
BoF's
room."
Isn't the current XMPP approach workable? What is the meaning of
"those registered anonymously"?
XMPP does allow ANONYMOUS SASL access, although such accounts are
often restricted. It may mean this.
It might also mean anonymous in the sense of the XEP-0045 room
occupant, whose real jid can be revealed (or not) as the room's
configuration dictates.
As a general note, if there is specific functionality that the IETF
feels is desirable from XEP-0045 or XMPP in general, the XSF would be
delighted to hear about it - enough XSF participants are also IETF
participants than merely discussing it here it probably fine, but if
someone posts things to standards@xxxxxxxx that'd be great too.
Dave. (Some parts of this message in some respects as XSF chair,
which isn't a parallel to IETF chair, so probably best I don't dwell
on it...).
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