On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 09:01, Jason McIntyre wrote: > saying that WPA is the de facto standard does not mean, or imply, that > it is not somehow a real standard (whatever that means). > > WEP is a real standard too. WPA is the de facto encryption standard for > wireless networks. > > now our pages say: > > WPA is the encryption standard for wireless networks. > > that is wrong, because there is no emphasis on the word "the" (and > even if there were, it would be too subtle). now we have a sentence > that could easily be interpreted to mean there are no other encryption > methods for wireless. > > if you really hate how it was worded so much, i suggest you at least > change it to "the recommended standard", or somesuch.
How about the current encryption standard?
