So does RFC 8032. So do PKCS #1 and #7. It is every bit as easy and well defined to say “put a PKCS #7 message in PEM form in a header” or “put a base64-encod

So does RFC 8032. So do PKCS #1 and #7. It is every bit as easy and well defined to say “put a PKCS #7 message in PEM form in a header” or “put a base64-encoded RFC 8032 message in a header” as it is to say “put a JOSE message in a header”. There is no need for a special standard explaining with great verbosity how to glue existing standards that already fit together just fine. Especially when the standard tells you how to do it wrong as JOSE does.