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I imagine that's both for licensing purposes as well as for standardization purposes? I mean if every company starts making its own version of the Thread protoc
by mtgx 11y ago
I imagine that's both for licensing purposes as well as for standardization purposes? I mean if every company starts making its own version of the Thread protocol that's slightly incompatible with everything else, that kind of defeats the whole point.
- signa11 11y ago> ...purposes as well as for standardization purpose... Huh :) what's wrong with ietf rfc mechanism? or has google set a precedent which everyone else is now emulating ?
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