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The roster is the entry point for the user to their contacts. It is thus a key part in the user experience of any | The roster is the entry point for the user to their contacts. It is thus a key part in the user experience of any XMPP clients. | ||
= Roster groups = | = Roster groups = | ||
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== Hierarchical model == | == Hierarchical model == | ||
One way is to organize contacts in a tree-like (possibly nested, see [https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0083.html XEP-0083]) structure, where contacts are nodes which are children to group nodes. If a contact is present in multiple groups, it is is also represented by multiple nodes in the tree. This is the traditional way to do things. | One way is to organize contacts in a tree-like (possibly nested, see [https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0083.html XEP-0083]) structure, where contacts are nodes which are children to group nodes. If a contact is present in multiple groups, it is is also represented by multiple nodes in the tree. A contact that is not part of any groups is shown at the highest level of the hierarchy or in a "non-group" group with a generic name. | ||
This is the traditional way to do things. | |||
== Tag model == | == Tag model == | ||