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Line 13: The IETF created the Transport Services (taps) working group in 2014.<ref>{{ cite web \| url = https://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/taps/history/ \| title = Transport Services (taps) – Group history \| publisher = [[IETF]] }}</ref> It has a mandate to mitigate ossification at the [[transport protocol]] layer.<ref>{{ cite web \| url = https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/charter-ietf-taps/ \| title = Transport Services – charter-ietf-taps-02 \| publisher = [[IETF]] }}</ref> [[QUIC]] is the first [[IETF]] transport protocol to deliberately minimise its wire image to avoid ossification.{{sfn\|Trammell\|Kuehlewind\|2019\|p=2}} == Causes ==

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