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*** Need some user research. | *** Need some user research. | ||
** Where do we start? | ** Where do we start? | ||
*** Instantbird has JS (MPL-trilicensed code | *** Instantbird has JS (MPL-trilicensed) code for twitter and soon for XMPP and IRC. | ||
*** Lots of closed protocols can be supported through libpurple; however libpurple is GPLed so we can't ship libpurple plugins by default, they would have to be add-ons. | *** Lots of closed protocols can be supported through libpurple; however libpurple is GPLed so we can't ship libpurple plugins by default, they would have to be add-ons. | ||
*** We may want to promote open standards, which are better aligned with the Mozilla Manifesto. | *** We may want to promote open standards, which are better aligned with the Mozilla Manifesto. | ||
*** Supporting XMPP ( | *** Supporting the XMPP protocol (giving access to the Google Talk and Facebook Chat networks), IRC and maybe Twitter would be enough to experiment with the UI; we can add support for more networks later. | ||
* Who are the target users? | * Who are the target users? | ||