I think the main problem was the idea of insert immature technologies into a stable constest such as Ubuntu. I fully understand that empathy (and the whole framework telepathy) is a step forward towards the idea of modern desktop, but at present there aren't real benefits to justify the use of this manifestly imperfect software. I think that the adoption of telepathy would have to be postponed as has been done for gnome-shell. imho.
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