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MSC4271: Recommended enabled-ness for default push rules #4271
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MSC4271: Recommended enabled-ness for default push rules #4271
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Signed-off-by: Johannes Marbach <[email protected]>
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Implementation requirements:
- Server
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customisation for more specialised usage scenarios. As an example, a server may | ||
want to disable `.m.rule.suppress_notices` by default because it uses server | ||
notices for time critical or otherwise important notifications. |
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Is using notices the proper thing to do here?
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You mean the admin should just use a normal room instead?
I was thinking that server notices may be FYIs of low relevance but they could also be of equal importance to regular messages depending on how the admin uses them.
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Relates to: element-hq/synapse#9325
In line with matrix-org/matrix-spec#1700, the following disclosure applies:
I am a Systems Architect at gematik, Software Engineer at Filament and Unomed, Matrix community member and former Element employee. This proposal was written and published with my gematik hat on.