Not a fan of D-bus. Too brittle for my tastes. I'm curious, because you agree philosophically, what if I said my chosen VOIP solution didn't need any IETF-app

Not a fan of D-bus. Too brittle for my tastes. I'm curious, because you agree philosophically, what if I said my chosen VOIP solution didn't need any IETF-approved method to traverse NAT, didn't need DNSSEC (e.g. we could use NaCl to secure DNS packets, or run our own local DNS roots and caches), and didn't need to use third parties to centrally manage SIP addresses (i.e. we could avoid the centralization of VOIP through SIP or ENUM)? Are you still in agreement, philosophically?