+1
On 15 November 2010 06:28, Christopher Harvey <[email protected]> wrote:
> Reading the way that the proposal has been written ("Apache WIAB" rather
> than "Apache Wave"), my current thinking supports keeping the protocol
> specification development and discussion quite separate from the WIAB
> reference implementation. That is, waveprotocol.org separately distinct
> from Apache WIAB (at least on the surface).
>
> As we know, federation is key and having the spec-development intertwined
> with WIAB will make the involvement of other Wave Server providers trickier.
> IMHO that argument alone outweighs any downside.
>
> (Besides my new T-shirt says waveprotocol.org on the back).
>
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