Just had a read of XEP-0316: MUC Eventing Protocol, and it seems interesting and useful, but I'm wondering what happens to the MEP nodes owned by a particular occupant. The XEP states...
> An occupant does so by sending a publish-subscribe publish request to the > occupant's Occupant JID <room@service/nick> (similar to the way in which > publishing via PEP happens by sending a request to the user's bare JID > <user@host>). For instance, the following example shows how a room occupant > would inform the other occupants about an event of interest. which would mean that interested parties would be subscribing to room@service/nick for their MEP nodes, but this could change from the user leaving or changing their nick. Is it just meant to be a sort of temporary live thing where you can ad-hoc send these events and then they just go away when you leave? or could this be attached to something more stable, like Occupant-ID. Thanks all! -- - greatsword
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