> You asked "so did the vocabulary end up being the most > important contribution of OSI to networking?" > > You got it!!! > > See "The ISO Reference Model and Other Protocol Architectures" > By Danny Cohen and Jon Postel, IFIP'83, Sept-1983, pp. 29-34. To quote from that esteemed paper: Note the striking similarity between these statements: - in 1978, ISO invented the ISORM; this made computer communication much easier - in 1777, Lavoisier invented oxygent; this made breathing much easier. 'nuff said. /mtr
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