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Document: draft-ietf-raw-architecture
Title: Reliable and Available Wireless Architecture
Reviewer: Rich Salz
Review result: Has Nits

I know nothing about routing, and wireless stuff, except to not trust the WiFi
in my local coffee shop.

The document gives a good overview about the need for and structure for
reliable wireless, and its layered approach.

I found Figure 1 confusing: the unlabeled lowercase "o" look like air bubbles
to me.  What are they and why are they relevant?

Similarly the "flakes of dandruff" in Figure 4 and the extra dots in Figure 8
and 10

Having griped about the diagrams, I must say that they are a tour de force of
ASCII art.

Focusing on the security considerations of Section 6 ...

"RAW uses all forms of diversity ..." do you mean transport?  Diversity as a
noun here seems wrong.

If Layer2 encryption prevents RAW component from promiscuous overhearing, what
is the next impact on the user?


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