XSF Discussion - 2019-05-17

I saw it when it came into my spam box, and assumed it was that.

ralphm, I thought so, too, but they did the extra effort to include "XEP" in the subject to send to editor@

so they must’ve at least read the instructions

(of which I don’t even know where they are nowadays)

that’s enough proof of work for me to consider it serious ;)

But I didn't click on the links before. Might indeed be legit.

Google found this https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Editor_team

ah, I (or somenoe) should probably reply with a confirmation that their mail was received, because the "To" header looked rather desparate ;)

The e-mail mentions there are relations with KEIO, but I am not aware of this.

I.e. not recently. We had people from KEIO University at the Summit in 2012.

I am ging a talk about e2e encryption tomorrow, anyone interesting in commenting on it is welcome: https://www.tilanus.com/resources/hairy_issue_of_end_to_end_encryption.odp

jonas’: I sent a reply and BCC'd you

ralphm did you not include Tigase's logo in the footer on purpose? https://github.com/xsf/xmpp.org/pull/567

ralphm, thanks :)

There's https://github.com/xsf/xmpp.org/pull/551 that does that

merge both?

Guus: yes, I hadn't gotten the response from them yet at that time.

I think we can, yes

you want to wait for Peter's review?

on yours?

(mind rebasing?)

pdurbin, that sounds interesting for my current research project too. I have to integrate OAI-PMH in the next Workpackage.

Ge0rG, I'll write you about that. Thx so far.

eevvoor: you are welcome to join the call. It's open.

pdurbin, I'll have a look at it later

ralphm & Guus - thanks for merging PRs! :-)

Wojtek: thank you for sponsoring the XSF.

of course

Yes, many thanks

Guus: rebased

(#567)

ralphm thanks - do you want Peter's review, or shall I merge now?

Just merge it. If we messed up, we can fix and have history

done

Yay

was there ever a client called "Jabber Instant Messenger"?

This german wikipedia page could be read as there once was such a client: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jabber_Instant_Messenger

and I am trying to verify if this was really the case or if the wikipedia page is just ambiguously written

was this Jabber, inc stuff perhaps? Something that moved to Cisco?

Dunno, but I could not find a trace a such a client using archive.org