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Here are some key folks: Peter Saint-Andre ( stpeter or psa ) is the person ultimately responsible for the service. Contact Peter via email or IM at stpeter@jabber.org. Matthew Wild ( MattJ ) is the helpful guy you see in the support chatroom at all hours. We appreciate all his hard work on jabber.org as well as the Prosody project. Most clients expect the requested user ID to be in form username@server.com. You may need to try several different usernames to find one that has not already been used. As of 26 Feb. 2014, jabber.org is not registering new accounts. If you create an account at the Jabber.org messaging service your JID will be of the form username@jabber.org , but your friends might have JIDs from gmail.com or any other XMPP service. Jabber is an open-source effort to create an open real-time messaging architecture that offers transparent compatibility with other real-time messaging services and protocols. If you create an account at the Jabber.org messaging service your JID will be of the form username@jabber.org , but your friends might have JIDs from many other services. Consider the following combination of names: The JID stpeter@jabber.org is globally unique on the Jabber/XMPP network, but it is not necessarily memorable. Facsimile notices may be sent to the XSF at 303-308-3219, attention: XSF Trademark Committee and emails to trademark@jabber.org. Email notice to the XSF is not effective unless followed within three days by physical notice on paper by one of the means listed above. I got involved with the Jabber community in November 1999 and have been contributing ever since. I authored many of the early XEPs as well as the core XMPP RFCs at the IETF. For many years I served as XEP Editor, XSF Secretary, and XSF Executive Director. I still serve as XSF Treasurer and for 2023-2024 I also serve on the Board of Directors. 1. Your jabber.org account name (e.g., maineboy@jabber.org ) 2. The usernames of at least two people in your contact list (e.g., romeo@example.net and juliet@example.com ) 3. The approximate date when you last logged in to this account (note: we delete accounts after 12 months of inactivity!) If it's your first time in Jabber, it's probably a better idea to join the main groupchat at pgdp@conference.jabber.org before adding anyone to your roster — there's usually someone online in the room who can help you get started.

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