From what I gather, AsyncAPI is an event-defining tool. So you can define specifically what sort of messages is expected from a service when you communicate wit

From what I gather, AsyncAPI is an event-defining tool. So you can define specifically what sort of messages is expected from a service when you communicate with it. That sounds useful. I don't understand, though, what it has to do with Async. Most messaging is done synchronously after establishing a live connection. Why not call it EventAPI? Or MessageAPI? AsyncAPI implies it is the opposite of what it is. This name will uniquely cause a lot of confusion.