Opinion: this really shouldn't be part of VRML itself. If we make
VRML into a hodgepodge of concepts, it's likely to wind up a real
mess. As it is, it's a nice language for describing the "space" of
cyberspace, and the objects therein. I'd say that this issue is
sliding over into the region of behavior, and really ought to be
another orthogonal issue, probably an agreed protocol for the
browsers...
In other words, multi-user environments will *use* VRML, but VRML
will not *describe* multi-user environments -- a higher-level
protocol will...
-- Justin
Random Quote du Jour:
"It's simple. It's logical. It's easy to implement. It leaves little for
people to argue over. It's anti-USENET."
-- chuq