Improve/standardize/clarify language around transports, plugins, etc.
From Doc Edward Morbius over at the Fediverse:
So, suggested clarifications (I'm not sure which are accurate):
or any HTTP(S) site able to host the content
or one or more HTTP(S) sites also hosting the content
or one or more previously established HTTP(S) sites also hosting the content
or one or more previously established HTTPS sites which will dynamically and automatically rehost the content
or one or more previously established sites which will dynamically and automatically rehost the content using
or any any of a mesh netwoork of sites configured to dynamically host the content
Questions being:
What site(s) can / will host content? What protocol(s) are used? HTTP(S)? Any of a set of TCP data transports? UDP? TLS-capable only? Tor? IPFS is apparently available. Are these preconfigured and prepopulated? Preconfigured and dynamically populated? Dynamically configured? Is the user at all aware of alternate sourcing? Are there redirects, or is this all ServiceWorker majick? (I have NFC about Serviceworker stuff, even after scanning docs).
Existing language is ... opaque.