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RFCs and other documents do not mean it's needed or wanted - "Make something people want". I'm sure it will limp on for years, after all, it's limped on for 10
by axod 17y ago
RFCs and other documents do not mean it's needed or wanted - "Make something people want".
I'm sure it will limp on for years, after all, it's limped on for 10 years so far without real widespread adoption.
- riffic 17y agowhatever, I presented the evidence that it is on a standards track, the IETF seems to like it, and it is a better protocol than any of the alternatives. I'm sure it is possible that one can come along one day to supplant it, but for the meantime it is the best we have and it would be nice if people would adopt a standard rather than whine about it not being done in their way. in fact some amazing things might be possible if the service providers adopted it rather than maintain their proprietary walled gardens. I would love to be able to use my google talk account to initiate a jingle session with users on AIM/MSN/Yahoo/Facebok/etc.