@cwebber Then again, the "expected usecase scenario" with !XMPP is like with e-mail. There's no UI (or expectation of any UI) that has a button which says "share this with the world instantly and publicly". Or any kind of accidental tagging-someone-into-a-conversation-and-thus-maybe-letting-them-get-some-conversation-history issues.

I'm not talking technical and crypto privacy, I'm talking about how ordinary people are expected to use the communication methods. Which is an issue if 90% of the UI is designed for non-private data.

I'm sorry if I'm repeating myself, I just want to be as accurate and explicit as possible in my commentary.