And Tkabber _still_ does DTCP based File Transfer instead of Bytestreams. Yay
for standards.
Then Tkabber fails its compliance and certification test. Which is fine if they don't care, but they lose the little badge and get bumped from the list of certified clients; the clients on the list implement file transfer as per spec, and thus if you download one you know it'll file transfer with any other one on the list.
This seems more like an argument FOR certification than against. ;)
Because the reward Tkabber gets for being one of the first to implement experimental JEPs (this is what you were aiming for right?) is that it doesn't get certification?
I don't get it :)
Sounds more to me like you should wait till JEPs go DRAFT before implementing, else you won't get certification.
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