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On Tuesday December 17 2002 7:12 pm, Duncan Mac-Vicar Prett wrote:
> Kopete never "dropped" support for TOC, since Kopete doesn't "support"
> protocols, it just load plugins. What really happened is that our AIM
> developers are now maintaining the OSCAR one since it works better, and we
> don't have infinite developer resources.

That's a perfect attitude for kdenonbeta, but for kdenetwork inclusion, it's 
best not to include anything which is not maintained. Not maintained is 
basically the same as not supported (e.g. bugreports will be closed or 
ignored).. you're either willing to support user wishes for a component, or 
not.

For the HTML bug I've had in TOC, I was told to use OSCAR and that TOC is 
indeed not ment to be maintained, by one of the developers on #kopete. To me, 
that means it is not supported anymore.

> The real solution would be Neil maintaining the TOC plugin, since it is
> based on his code. That would be cool. But since Neil's participation in a
> team project like noatun ended in a fork announcement, I am sure he prefers
> to maintain his own app. Anyway, the job is open if anyone wants to
> maintain TOC plugin.

IIRC, that fork announcement was mostly due to Charles repeatedly disabling 
one of Neil's (perfectly functioning) plugins, Hayes, and severly different 
views on how extensible playlist plugins are. 

But cc:ing him anyway, it could be an option if otherwise it means TOC will be 
unmaintained.

Rob
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