I think the examples you give are arguably client bugs. Ji=C5=99=C3=AD Z=C3=A1rev=C3=BAck=C3=BD wrote: > You generate traffic by opening a window.
You don't need to. > You generate it by displaying your contact's information. Then don't do so unless the contact's already whitelisted (because you sent them an IM) and have a "show more information (may reveal your existence" button. > You can even generate it by hovering mouse over your contact in > roster. Your client really shouldn't generate traffic then. Obviously the client should try not to expose the user without them doing something that obviously exposes them, so prompting them if they wouldn't expect to be exposed is reasonable. I think that's what the XEP was trying to ensure, but I think it goes too far. --=20 Will
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