Re: HTTbis spec size, was: Rechartering HTTPbis

In message <4F23DF7E.1030809@gmx.de>, Julian Reschke writes:

>> Those are all things being transported, just like GET, PUT and 200
>> are and they are no different from a transport point of view, should
>> not be treated any different from a transport point of view, and
>> their interpretation and semantics should be standardized separately
>> from the transport, just like GET, PUT and 200.
>
>Yes. People have known these to be defined by "HTTP" for ~20 years now. 
>I see no reason to change that.

As I said:  I'm not keen on calling anything HTTP/2.0

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Received on Saturday, 28 January 2012 11:55:32 UTC