Hi guys,
We've always been very interested in communities and we've worked on
the proto xep you're talking about. The first approach we've taken and
the one we're currently using is a bit different from the one
described in the proto-xep. Main difference is that the community
doesn't have
I think there a big need to have consistent way of:
1. structuring ³shared spaces² in a bldg/floor/room layout
2. attaching multimedia (audio, video, whiteboard, presentations,
voting/surveys, etc) to a MUC to create a ³shared space²
3. attaching asynchronous media (wiki, file storage, blogs,
Dave Cridland wrote:
> Oh, and before I forget, someone also mentioned communities in jdev a
> while back (perhaps the week before last), and a customer was talking
> abut the desire for something fairly similar.
>
> I looked at the communities proto-xep, and it looks... curiously
> compelling, bu
We've seen a pretty strong demand that people who are not in the group
should be able to broadcast to the group, but should not be able to
see the broadcasts going to the group.
The use case is "I would like someone in support to answer this
question, but I shouldn't be able to see the questions t
Oh, and before I forget, someone also mentioned communities in jdev a
while back (perhaps the week before last), and a customer was talking
abut the desire for something fairly similar.
I looked at the communities proto-xep, and it looks... curiously
compelling, but perhaps too complicated.
