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Because SMTP was absolutely necessary for everyone and XMPP wasn't - and moreover, there was active interest in making XMPP fail. At first, all competitors supp
by hdjjhhvvhga 4y ago
Because SMTP was absolutely necessary for everyone and XMPP wasn't - and moreover, there was active interest in making XMPP fail. At first, all competitors supported XMPP to lure users, and in the end they dropped the support. Same old story as always, see Slack shutting down their IRC gateway.