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@eternaleye had never heard of HIP before. I love this spec so much! Perfect for helping link-local communications establish & validate identity- thanks x 12 for the mention! The DHT...

The DHT appears integral to the functionality- it's how keys are looked up. If you don't want to participate on the known DHT, don't want resources going to other people,...

This only provides the feature for 1 of the 2 implementations this repository has. I am not the maintainer, but as a user I would be surprised to find that...

To me, a list of `["a", "b", "c"]` is different from an array of `["c", "b", "a"]`. I am not the maintainer but I as a user would be surprised...

This sounds like a dismayingly vast & novel restriction on how HTTP is used on the web. :(

I have an example of this usage pattern in a server-to-server case- I stream IRC messages from one microservice to another. https://github.com/rektide/tele-pump/blob/master/tele-muc-pump.js#L17 There's also an earlier implemented of this capability...

I appreciate @martinthomson pointing out that PUSH_PROMISE is affiliated with a specific request (and that's super important as in the case with protocol specs like his [WebPush Protocol](https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-webpush-protocol-07)). That makes...

@slightlyoff providing a more tangible discussion point here: https://gist.github.com/slightlyoff/18dc42ae00768c23fbc4c5097400adfb#gistcomment-2227534 [ed: jake archibald has also reiterated some ideas begat in fetch observer in second comment, and it's worth reviewing!! see: [comment#2](https://gist.github.com/slightlyoff/18dc42ae00768c23fbc4c5097400adfb#gistcomment-2227534)]

Please help. This deserves to be worked upon. This issue speaks to one of the best, most interesting, most enabling new capabilities of http 2, and leaving it chronically un-usable...

Both #51 and #65 are related. I would love to see this feature added. It would enable some very interesting new reactive models that mesh well with existing HTTP-centric web-systems....