Peter Saint-Andre-2 wrote: > > Is that of interest to more than 1% of users? > Users are interested in nothing. They may use the possibility once it is available, or they may not, but until then they really don't care.
Peter Saint-Andre-2 wrote: > > What kind of information do such plugins usually communicate? > Depends on the way they get this information. And since there is no such standard (like "Inter-Process Now-Playing Information Exchange Protocol" or something), a fair amount of different schemes exists. Ranging from direct message sending to complex plugin interconnections and third-party gluing applications. It also depends on messenger processing power: some of them can handle variable data and format it into a string, others just display it 'as is'. By the way, XEP-0118 does not defines how exacly the information should be presented to end user. Peter Saint-Andre-2 wrote: > > You may be right. But first I think we need to do some research to see > what information is really of interest. > What kind of research exactly? Internet-poll? Player's nowplaying capability test? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/XEP-0118%3A-music-rating--tp14387286p14505597.html Sent from the Jabber Standards-JIG mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
