I didn't mean to say that they would do something 'decentralized' - of course they wouldn't. But possibly something 'better' than HTTP. One of the things about

I didn't mean to say that they would do something 'decentralized' - of course they wouldn't. But possibly something 'better' than HTTP. One of the things about the net, is that it's transactionally open. There's no inherent identity/or security, it was grafted on with SSL - 'kind of'. I suggest it might have been better if identity were required to even make connections, to avoid many kinds of attacks. Hopefully, it could be done in an unbureaucratic manner, also wherein 'identities' can remain de-facto anonymous. My main point was that 'http' is kind of old, but we're stuck with it unless a 'major power' does something about it.