i might wait until they're a little more committed to supporting the protocol and not a server platform

We aim to create an XMPP client that respects standards, but currently the project has been tested exclusively with ejabberd.

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    I just ran across a changeset that removed addr:city from a bunch of POIs, on the grounds that it was "redundant with boundary data." Some of these POIs had a Canadian postcode that would indeed imply city, but others had no postcode. The city could of course be calculated by the POI's presence inside the city relation, but I hadn't seen this as a rationale to remove information before.

    Would people consider this valid? By extension, should I stop documenting the city when I create a POI; is it considered noise?

    Molly-UP deprecation (poptalk.scrubbles.tech)
     

    F-Droid just pushed a Molly-UP update that appears to only add a deprecation warning, and that holds the version number below Molly-FOSS.

    There are no instructions. The Install link points to the repo, which F-Droid just notes that I already have.

    In the past I have completely lost Signal history twice, once from reinstalling Signal itself but it refusing to read the backup, and once from trying to upgrade from Signal to Molly but having a backup versioned in the wrong direction.

    Is the safe process for replacing Molly-UP written down anywhere? I would strongly prefer keeping Unified Push, but I feel like I've been told to walk into a dark tunnel.