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                     <span class="ignite_support_author">January 24, 2024, by Guus der Kinderen</span>
                     <p>Guus describes how he used Openfire, XMPP and the XMPP Standards Foundation's specification
                         process to create a nifty new online application...
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                     <h3><a href="articles/openfire_conversations_audio_video.jsp">Preparing Openfire for Audio/Video calls with Conversations</a></h3>
                     <span class="ignite_support_author">April 20, 2020, by Guus der Kinderen</span>
                     <p>For audio and video calls to work well with your instance of Openfire, it is recommended to make use of a STUN and TURN service...
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                     <h3><a href="articles/ofmeetings_alternative_zoom.jsp">Openfire Meetings as an alternative to Zoom</a></h3>
                     <span class="ignite_support_author">April 7, 2020, by Dele Olajide</span>
                     <p>Consider Openfire Meetings as an alternative to Zoom if the audio and/or video from your meetings needs...
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                     <p>Publish-subscribe (pubsub) is a powerful protocol extension to XMPP. It's like RSS for
                     instant messaging: users subscribe to an item and get notifications when it's updated. The
                     general notification pattern that underlies the protocol...
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                     <h3><a href="articles/sparkplug_day.jsp">Sparkplug Day</a></h3>
                     <span class="ignite_support_author">February 7 2006, by Matt Tucker</span>
                     <p>Once per quarter, the Jive Software engineering team spends a full day on a special
                     project. A few weeks ago, we held Sparkplug Day to build out plugins for our Spark instant
-                    messaging client. The goals for Sparkplug Day... <a href="articles/sparkplug_day.jsp">Read More ></a></p>
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                     <h3><a href="articles/filetransfer.jsp">IM File Transfer Made Easy</a></h3>
                     <span class="ignite_support_author">February 7, 2006, by Matt Tucker</span>
                     <p>Why do most instant messaging systems get file transfer so wrong? Typically, file
                     transfers don't work reliably (especially when firewalls are involved) and the file transfer
-                    UI is non-intuitive with problems like... <a href="articles/filetransfer.jsp">Read More ></a></p>
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                     <h3><a href="articles/openfire_optimization.jsp">Behind the Scenes: Openfire Optimization</a></h3>
                     <span class="ignite_support_author">December 19, 2005, by Matt Tucker</span>
                     <p>A major priority for Openfire is to provide the fastest and most scalable XMPP server
                     implementation available. The Pampero project will be the major effort over the next several
-                    months to help us achieve that goal. However... <a href="articles/openfire_optimization.jsp">Read More ></a></p>
+                    months to help us achieve that goal. However... <a href="articles/openfire_optimization.jsp">Read&nbsp;More&nbsp;></a></p>
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