> The architecture you propose sounds better that what's currently being implemented. Thanks. It's not actually my idea—it dates back to the mid-1990s, and the

> The architecture you propose sounds better that what's currently being implemented. Thanks. It's not actually my idea—it dates back to the mid-1990s, and the work done on RFCs 2692 & 2693. Our industry's failure to seriously adopt their framework is one of the more damning indictments of our maturity which I can think of right now.