On 2022/11/02, Goffi wrote: > 'pubsub#type' would be "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"; in any case here, I > don't > see how you would use it to get comment nodes or gallery node. You would have > to add an other metadata for that (which can be done).
Just reacting to this because I feel this is largely misunderstood. No `pubsub#type` wouldn't be `http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom`. The whole point of `pubsub#type` is to be able to distinguish the payload, which isn't just Atom here, it's Atom, but used in a way to do (micro)blogging. Tomorrow say I want to use pubsub/atom to send in my accounts and I use the same Atom namespace, how do I distinguish with your blog articles? How do I have a UI/behaviour in my client/server that is different for my accounts and my blog articles? `pubsub#type` is how we do this. By using `urn:xmpp:social:foo` and `urn:xmpp:accounts:bar` I know of course that it's Atom, but I also know what rules on top of Atom are being used (type of content, etc.)
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