QUIC has already enough intelligent people behind it, I'll look at the github page to see if I can say something, but the main difference is probably the scope.

QUIC has already enough intelligent people behind it, I'll look at the github page to see if I can say something, but the main difference is probably the scope. The scope of QUIC is quite clear: it aims at putting together TCP and TLS. It already does that well enough, it won't do more. I found that limiting, the only option I have is to do something myself. I tried talking to people around (conference and privately) but what I got from it is basically: first show that it can work, then we can talk. I tried to talk about the theory and objectives behind before the code, but without an implementation it does not seem to be worth much. Google is a big company that can put people to work on something and that gets things done, wether it is a good idea or not. I can't pay anyone, I have not found people interested in even only the theory, so I'll go on, and maybe something will change when things start to work.