> I was saying QUIC can be userspace just like (...) I think you're too hung up on "can" when that's way besides OP's point. The point is that providing access

> I was saying QUIC can be userspace just like (...) I think you're too hung up on "can" when that's way besides OP's point. The point is that providing access to fundamental features through a standard API is of critical importance. If QUIC is already massively adopted them there is no reason whatsoever to not provide a standard API. If QUIC was indeed developed to support changes then there is even fewer arguments to not provide a standard API.