> Forcing std::string as a container for core components of a networking API (specifically for an accessor) is an exemplary demonstration of a lack of seriousne

> Forcing std::string as a container for core components of a networking API (specifically for an accessor) is an exemplary demonstration of a lack of seriousness in a library. im not super experienced with c++, so please forgive the maybe obvious question, but why is that? (im guessing it has to do with allowing control over where allocations come from?)