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XMPP without a frozen set of extensions seems to work quite well in practice. If a client doesn't support something then that something just doesn't work. The
by upofadown 4y ago
XMPP without a frozen set of extensions seems to work quite well in practice. If a client doesn't support something then that something just doesn't work.
The "X" in XMPP stands to extensible... How well that actually works is XMPP's killer feature...
- samus 4y agoThe problem is that the core feature set might not contain everything that people nowadays expect from a chat application. At the very least, an updated profile would have to be defined. Ma lot of the extensions have been published a long time ago.
- PaulHoule 4y agoXMPP is popular among soldiers and cops. A solider with a sporadic internet connection can fill out a form about what their unit did today and it gets posted to a server when the connection up. In Baltimore cops communicate with XMPP and the messages get loaded into Lotus Notes.