Talk:Connection-oriented protocol
They are seperate entities within themselves but i see few reasons why you would want to look at one, without the other.
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Oppose And how do you plan on organizing their combination? They are seperate entities, and there is no umbrella term.
Kashami 00:59, 11 September 2006 (UTC)
The Connection-oriented article talks purely about connection-oriented protocols, whereas this article discusses not just the protocols, but a slightly more general use of the term. So, at very best, it looks like the two articles are the wrong way round. Not having a great deal of experience of editting Wikipedia, I'm not sure of the correct way to solve this. Should I just swap it around as I see fit, and then wait for comments/flames?