I fail to see how charging would be a priority of a protocol essentially designed for data transfer. I mean, it's a nice idea and there's enough consumers that

I fail to see how charging would be a priority of a protocol essentially designed for data transfer. I mean, it's a nice idea and there's enough consumers that would benefit from it but imo they'd better focus on the communication part of things instead of cranking up the amount of mA it should be able to deliver.