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@debacle @thanosapollo yeah I'm probably over-reacting, it's just that I often (and I see more and more in recent months) see software (XMPP and elsewhere) communicating this way, like for commercial marketing, and against or in comparison to other FOSS project.
Anyway, it's good to see this project back to life.
@debacle @thanosapollo and for the record the claim
> No other text-based XMPP client has this level of protocol coverage. jabber.el now rivals Dino and Gajim, the major graphical clients.
It's simply false.
> Now, jabber.el is the most XEP-complete text-based client in existence.
What does that mean (hint: nothing)?
I'm tired of this trend to say "first client to blablabla" "leader in blablabla" "better than client XY because blablabla"
What is the goal? Diminishing the work of fellow development teams?
The idea of a standard is to collaborate, and in case of XMPP having SOTA communication tools.
Congrats for bringing jabber.el back to life anyway.
