From kde-core-devel  Mon Sep 22 09:54:08 2003
From: Till Gerken <till () tantalo ! net>
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 09:54:08 +0000
To: kde-core-devel
Subject: KDE Jabber Server, Proposal
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Hi,

the thread I started a while ago did not really get any negative feedback=20
(otoh, only mild encouragement as well). As I still think that a Jabber=20
server for KDE would be a great thing to have, I'd like to take the followi=
ng=20
steps:

=2D get two DNS aliases, jabber.kde.org (closed server for members of the K=
DE=20
project) and jabber.users.kde.org (open server for KDE users), serving=20
@kde.org addresses and @users.kde.org addresses respectively
=2D find willing and reliable sponsors for the servers

Ideally, both servers should be separate.

Are there any objections?

Till

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