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- Edward wants to take over organization here
- Edward wants to take over organization here
= Minutes =
board members: Matthew, Peter, Ralph
regrets: Edward
other folks: Daniel Gultsch
(Ralph summarizes)
follow up on FOSDEM conversations (e.g., with Stuart)
opportunity to play a role on interoperability
EU legislation on the way
we haven't been at the table to participate in these discussions
upcoming interoperability workshop in Brussels
https://competition-policy.ec.europa.eu/dma/dma-workshops/interoperability-workshop_en
https://competition-policy.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2023-02/20230227_dma_interoperability_workshop_agenda.pdf
Ralph will attend (only one representative per organization)
it should be relatively easy for us to raise funds to work on this
if we formulate a good plan
might be a challenge if that money flows through the XSF
best could be if XSF functions as a fiscal host
Matthew:
we need to figure out what we want to achieve
this first workshop could be a good way to test the waters
agree that we don't want to become a large organization with much money
the fiscal hosting could be a good framework
Peter:
yes, putting together a plan is the first step
let's figure out the opportunities and what resources are needed
also the timeframe
Ralph:
this workshop at the end of February seems like a good place to start
supposedly EU expects to enforcing interoperability by 2025
topic: IETF MIMI WG
definitely a reaction to the DMA
but framed in a more neutral manner
the gatekeepers might never adopt it
and they're not involved in the WG
it's not necessarily the case that MIMI will 100% succeed or 100% fail
three layers:
- transport
- encryption
- content
a document about XMPP as transport layer could help in the MIMI effort
one challenge is e2e encryption
if we have an MLS profile in XMPP, would that solve the problem?
not really, because there are MLS parameters and they differ across systems
XMPP MLS profile would help
content layer is all being designed from scratch
what is the delta between what we have and what the requirements are?
topic: why XMPP is a protocol of choice
we can do a better job of this
perhaps an initiative
topic: workshop panel about interoperability and security
representatives from Cisco, META, Mozilla, etc.
AI: Peter to reach out to likely attendees
topic: a few thoughts on plans
transport (and perhaps encryption and content) draft for MIMI
MLS profile for XMPP (there's already activity here by people Matthew mentions)
roadmap for EU interop
topic: engagement with XMPP vendors
XSF should be more active here
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