Perhaps I should have qualified the last post with 'Your milage may vary', but I stand by what I said. Y! is still a small network next to MSN and AIM, and can't hope to compete without either a killer application, or allowing interoperability. Embracing Jabber might give them the commercial edge they need. Instead, they try to block it. Was common sense outlawed while I wasn't looking?

Marc Blank wrote:

I am working on a Jabber client for the Handspring Treo 300 and ALL of
my alpha testers (from different geographical areas, walks of life,
etc.) use Y messenger. FYI.

- Marc

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
David 'TheRaven' Chisnall
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 8:52 AM
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Subject: Re: [JDEV] yahoo issues anyone?


What is wrong with Y!? I haven't bothered installing the Y!-t on my server because:
a) I don't know anyone who uses Y!
b) No one who uses my server has told me (and I have asked quite a few) that they know anyone who uses Y!
An IM network only survives because people can use it to talk to their friends. Since Y! has sucha a small user base, the only way they can compete is by interoperability. This makes no sense. Still, I suppose if they had sense, they'd be using Jabber :)



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