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Tbh if a client is dumb enough to put xhtml-im directly into DOM with no verification that is the client's problem, not the XEP's, and that should be no reason
by wusspuss 5y ago
Tbh if a client is dumb enough to put xhtml-im directly into DOM with no verification that is the client's problem, not the XEP's, and that should be no reason to cancel it.
- Zash 5y agoWell, if it was _a_ client. But if 100% of clients make the same mistake, then it is the spec that is the problem, or so the argument went. Maybe one day xhtml-im will make a glorious return as a 2.0, with bigger, better and scarier warnings about sanitizing your inputs