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XEP-0428: Fallback Indication v0.2.0 #1188
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@mar-v-in congratulations on taking co-authorship on XEP-0428! I'd love to see this move forward, especially in conjunction with XEP-0461: Message Replies 👍 |
- Add 'for' attribute such that entities can discover what the fallback is for. - Allow to specify that only one of <subject/> or <body/> is meant as a fallback. - Allow to specify the part of respective text that is meant as fallback where applicable. - Don't use encryption example, which should use XEP-0380 instead.
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@singpolyma I'll add that to XEP-0426 instead (as it should be a general convention and not specific to this XEP). (#1260) |
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Note to editors: This can be merged. |
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| <p>The fallback indicator is an element <tt><fallback/></tt> qualified by the <tt>&ns;</tt> namespace. It has no | ||
| attributes, content, or child elements.</p> | ||
| <p>The fallback indicator is an element <tt><fallback/></tt> qualified by the <tt>&ns;</tt> namespace. It has an attribute | ||
| <tt>for</tt> that indidcates the specification that the fallback is meant to replace. This is typically the primary namespace |
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indidcates → indicates
This incorporates most of the ideas of the "Compatibility Fallback" ProtoXEP as discussed in the council chat room back then.
<subject/>or<body/>is meant as a fallback.