On May 14, 2008, at 18:48, Joe Hildebrand wrote:
The only reason you would need to standardize particular commands is
if you
wanted to be able to process them semantically (like via a bot), since
human-facing clients can just render the x:data form to the user.
Well, no, not just bots. In a typical chat client, you have a list of
users in the channel and would like to click on them, then activate
"kick" from some list/some button/etc and don't have to fill out some
form for that.
Generally, being able to specify a target or a list of targets is a
common thing for MUC commands and should be standardized for all of
them.
andy
