So if HTTP 2.0 is a superset of HTTP 1.1 then why the hell can't they just leave it as SPDY? Which goes back to PHK's argument about the IETF getting caught wi

So if HTTP 2.0 is a superset of HTTP 1.1 then why the hell can't they just leave it as SPDY? Which goes back to PHK's argument about the IETF getting caught with their pants down.