It's not about the protocol. Most people don't care about XMPP, RSS, or any of those things.
They have things they want done, like chatting with a friend. They want a solution that delights them in doing that. What delights people has generally changed (like more people care about others not listening in these days).
Whose the user and what's their experience? This is where XMPP always failed me. The clients had a poor experience.
If someone wants that to change now... focus on a great experience for the people you want to be users.
They have things they want done, like chatting with a friend. They want a solution that delights them in doing that. What delights people has generally changed (like more people care about others not listening in these days).
Whose the user and what's their experience? This is where XMPP always failed me. The clients had a poor experience.
If someone wants that to change now... focus on a great experience for the people you want to be users.