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posted November 05, 2009
RFC 3921 section 2.1.1
describes the type of messages that exist in standard
XMPP
(
Jabber
) conversations. The default type is a
normal
message, which is supposed to be processed similar to a standard
RFC 822
electronic mail
message.
It is
wrong
to treat this like a chat message, and
impolite
to simply lop off the
message subject
which appears to be the standard behaviour in
libPurple based XMPP clients
.