Talk:Protocol ossification

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Further expansion potential

Didn't find these in the sources I found, which I'd've liked to have included:

More history of the problem. When did people really start paying attention to ossification? What are the major landmark results? When was the term coined? Is there prehistory?
What rate of intolerant paths/middleboxes makes a protocol undeployable on the Internet?
Linkage to Moxie Marlinspike's essay titled 'The Ecosystem is Moving', and more broadly the topic of protocol evolution & deployability. That might make for an article in its own right if the right sources can be found.