On Wed Sep 1 21:00:09 2010, Iñaki Baz Castillo wrote:
Could you please clarify me if it's possible or not?
The specific case is messages.
If a contact is offline, a message will generally not bounce, but
instead be delivered to offline storage. This means the sender can be
reasonably confident that the receiver will eventually get it.
However, with blocking, either we need to send an immediate error
(which is an indication), or we discard the message (which is a
technical violation). Finally, one could choose to place the message
into the offline store and deliver it only when the contact is
unblocked.
It's not, however, clear to me which the correct approach is.
Dave.
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