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Like the other commenter, I don't see XML as being an actual problem. While it might be an issue on the engineering side, the data representation details are al
by rhn_mk1 8y ago
Like the other commenter, I don't see XML as being an actual problem. While it might be an issue on the engineering side, the data representation details are almost irrelevant to adoption.
I believe most of the issues you listed here stem from federation - the support of different features, slow rollout and thus no e2e encryprion by default.
If we look at non-federated solutions to unify messaging, we have one under the name of Facebook. I don't think it's really what people mean when they say unified though, for reasons ranging from lack of choice, control, and being a single point of failure. In the end, I think that while federation brings obvious pains, there's no other choice.
> Strangely enough you probably could use a blockchain to resolve some of the issues I raised,
I'm interested to hear what opportunities you envision in that area.