I'm a little irritated by all the normative assessments of the A/V quality of various communication software. I'm sure we can test latency, audio fidelity, and

I'm a little irritated by all the normative assessments of the A/V quality of various communication software. I'm sure we can test latency, audio fidelity, and video fidelity in a useful way without resorting to super useful comments like "<service> audio is the standard to beat" and "<service> works fine as well". I'd legit pay money for a Consumer Reports around Google Meet, Jitsi, Zoom, and FaceTime. Load up a LAN with a packet loss/jitter simulator and gimme some charts.