"CptnKirk" wrote : He wants a way for events to be restricted to the context of 
the emitter.  So he can have local conversation scoped events without worry 
that this event will bleed into observers in other conversations.

Sounds to me like he is asking for the exact opposite.

"CptnKirk" wrote : Apparently eventhough the @Observer method is defined by a 
scoped component, it is still observing events globally.

No, event processing takes place in the same conversation that produced the 
event.

"CptnKirk" wrote : On the other hand, somtimes you want global events, 
sometimes you want local events.  I'm guessing there's a request in here 
somewhere for the ability to specify some sort of event filter.

We can do "local", we can't do "global".

"CptnKirk" wrote : Are conversations supposed to be able to communicate with 
each other via events?  Bug or feature?

Conversations are able to communicate with each other via session-scoped 
components, or via components held in a containing conversation. They are not 
able to communicate via events.

It would not be impossible to implement an event that is distributed to all 
conversations in a particular session, but it would be impossible to implement 
eg. all conversations in all sessions. not convinced that I like the idea.

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