On 2/25/18 2:08 PM, Tedd Sterr wrote: > The following XEPs have been in Draft status for over 10 years; surely > that implies they are finished.
Some opinions, mostly with my author hat on... > XEP-0020 (Feature Negotiation; Draft; 2006-11-21) That's not widely used anymore so I think we can make it Obsolete. > XEP-0048 (Bookmarks; Draft; 2007-11-07) Move to Final. > XEP-0059 (Result Set Management; Draft; 2006-09-20) That's referenced by both XEP-0045 and XEP-0060, so making it Final seems like a good idea. > XEP-0066 (Out of Band Data; Draft; 2006-08-16) IMHO it's still being used for various purposes, so make it Final. > XEP-0072 (SOAP Over XMPP; Draft; 2005-12-14) SOAP itself should be obsolete by now, shouldn't it? ;-) > XEP-0079 (Advanced Message Processing; Draft; 2005-11-30) That's all rather complicated, so I would not object to Obsolete. > XEP-0092 (Software Version; Draft; 2007-02-15) Make it Final. > XEP-0122 (Data Forms Validation; Draft; 2004-09-22) I was never a huge fan of that, but other specs depend on it, so I'd argue for Final. > XEP-0131 (Stanza Headers and Internet Metadata; Draft; 2006-07-12) I'd be in favor of Obsolete - it never was used as widely as we thought it would be. > XEP-0141 (Data Forms Layout; Draft; 2005-05-12) Same as for XEP-0122. > XEP-0229 (Stream Compression with LZW; Draft; 2007-09-26) The fate of Stream Compression is an open issue given long-standing security concerns, but this one could have the same status as XEP-0138. Peter
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