On Monday 09. July 2007 22:18:36 Peter Saint-Andre wrote: > Daniel Aleksandersen wrote: > > Hi, > > > > There should be a generic name attribute to all actions. > > > > Currently you can only specify a name to the rooster action: > > xmpp:[EMAIL PROTECTED];name=Romeo%20Montague > > Does the 'name' translate into XMPP syntax or it merely presented to a > human user? If the latter, what is the difference between the following? > > <a href='xmpp:[EMAIL PROTECTED];name=Romeo%20Montague'>addme</a> > > <a href='xmpp:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' title='Add Romeo Montague to > your buddy list[tm]'>addme</a> > > Peter
The name should be used to humanly represent the person in the client. Either in the message window or in the roster, or whatever is appropriate. It's a better experience for most users to chat to "Carry" than to chat with "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" for instance. -- Daniel Aleksandersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
