1 Apr
2026
1 Apr
'26
3:27 p.m.
These all seem like the same case. A room
"mention" notifies the user. A
message containing a mention notifies the user. An urgent message notifies
the user.
Not exactly: on iOS for example, you can turn on something called "focus
mode", which will mute/hide all notifications. Apps can break through focus
mode for individual notifications if needed.
For me, XEP-0224 is the exact right XEP to let the sender break through focus
mode. Using it for mentions instead would mean I'd have to reinvent XEP-0224
for the focus mode usecase. I'd rather like a new XEP for the various types of
mentions rather than having to reinvent XEP-0224 to be able to implement the
focus mode usecase.
I'm not sure I think the second case is the thing
to do, but it would work
fine?
Imho it is. TLDR; I'd like there to be a new XEP standardizing exactly
this:
Another use-case is for the MUC service to use when a
message contains
a mention. When forwarding the stanza to a user that's been mentioned,
it attaches the element.
-tmolitor