On 2020/09/02, Tedd Sterr wrote: > I suspect their main benefit, rather than for implementations to claim some > level of compliance, is as a guide to which features are in use across the > ecosystem, and therefore worthwhile to implement. As federation requires > overlapping feature-sets, this neatly answers the question: "if there are 440 > XEPs, which ones am I meant to implement - surely not all of them?!"
This ^ I don't particularly aim for compliance with poezio or anything else XMPP I have a hand on. I came to the conclusion compliance suites are not actually interesting apart for what Tedd said. See also: https://bouah.net/2020/07/what-about-design/ TL;DR: I think we'd need a lot more profiles for all the various design guidelines out there and that's certainly not the role of the XSF to dictate what e.g. Snikket wants to do. -- Maxime “pep” Buquet
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