On Wed Sep 29 12:14:09 2010, Simon McVittie wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 at 13:33:42 +0100, Jonny Lamb wrote:
> 1. game: MSN has an Xbox client type. I don't think it is too
unlikely
> for your favourite console to grow an XMPP client, do you? I
> certainly wouldn't want to rule it out!
Would it be possible to add this? We'd like to keep our API's list
of client
types aligned with XMPP's if at all possible, so we'd like to know
whether we
can safely use 'game', or whether we need to use 'x-game' or
something.
(The main reason we suggested this one is that a developer glancing
at
the list of client types might easily believe that 'console' is
used in
the sense of "games console" rather than "/dev/console".)
Seems reasonable.
> 2. sms: at least MSN and Yahoo also have a feature which means
that
> you can add phone numbers to your contact list. They appear as
> contacts in your contact list but are not actually running IM
> clients, and any messages sent to these contacts will be sent
via
> SMS.
This one is pretty important for us, so we'd like to know whether
we can safely
use 'sms', or whether we need to fall back to 'x-sms' or something.
Bernard Peek indicated that this would be useful to the RNID too,
which is hopefully a significant argument in its favour.
Also seems reasonable.
I'd note that there is, however, no provision for "x-sms", for
example, that I can see in XEP-0030.
Dave.
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