Re: [Notifications] Statement of interest, and comments on scope

Leif Johansson <leifj@it.su.se> Wed, 08 August 2007 20:39 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Notifications] Statement of interest, and comments on scope
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Chris Newman wrote:
> Speaking as sponsoring area director, I would not support a proposed
> charter that included work on functionality already present in SIP
> and/or XMPP.  I suspect other area directors would also have problems
> with such a charter.
>
>                - Chris Newman
>
>
I'm not surprised nor do I disagree. Would you support a charter
which explicitly specifies profiling existing implementation(s) of
(say) a publish subscribe metaphor?

If so you'd have to address the issue of the email client growing
a sip stack (or an xmpp stack).

    Cheers Leif


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