I appreciate your in-depth response as well as the replies from the others as well. Before asking. I did spend perhaps 15-20 minutes exploring the web site and

I appreciate your in-depth response as well as the replies from the others as well. Before asking. I did spend perhaps 15-20 minutes exploring the web site and Git repo. I found the "how?" and "why?" but I was having trouble coming up with valid, "real world" use cases for PJON and wasn't finding a lot of examples. I was impressed by all of the (minimal) hardware and mediums/transports that could be used -- I just couldn't think of what to actually do with it! I've just recently started to become interested in "home automation", though -- mostly because I'm a geek and, as I looked around, I realized that there's so much data that I could be gathering and things that I could be controlling and/or interacting with or, at the least, monitoring. Knowing what others are using PJON for is enlightening, however, and is giving me ideas and inspiration. Hopefully I'll think things through and come up with a real plan before I go on a shopping spree and end up with even more piles of electronics laying around! Thanks again -- to you and the others -- for taking the time to enlighten me! (On a side note, I sincerely feel that it's a shame that your "Show HN" got flagged and I apologize on behalf of HN. I can only say that, like anything else, it isn't perfect and odd things can happen at times. At the least, though, your submission was successful in making PJON more widely known!)