acknowledgments

Thanks for weighing in — git-bug is in the spec's Acknowledgments and Section 10.2 for good reason.

They can get a small cut and some publicity in the acknowledgments and in your biography.

Though, perhaps acknowledgments such as the type referenced by public health officials in this article portend the start of some movement.

And since it's one-way with no acknowledgments, you just hope that your commands were received and that the light was on to start with.

Right, but 802.11 has built-in acknowledgments, preserving the illusion of a reliable network to higher layer protocols (TCP being the one where it matters here).

I hadn't seen the detailed documentation - thanks so much for the acknowledgments there!

Funnily enough, Apple seems to be OK with this license, as it's shown on all iOS devices inside that long list of acknowledgments/legal inside settings somewhere.

From the TED site, posted by one Matthew Trost: I want to let everyone know that TED is working quickly to fix the missing acknowledgments.

Lauren is mentioned in the acknowledgments.

I am neither, so I cite sources and add acknowledgments.

There are acknowledgments, grouping, security, 256 brightness levels, extended commands, wifi+power-line communications, and a 6-byte namespace (for no collisions).

Or am I misinterpreting the acknowledgments?

Maybe I'm just emotional today but the "Acknowledgments" section for the accepted journal was touching.

The pdf in your link has a section titled "Further Acknowledgments for the Second Edition", so I think it's safe to assume it's v2.

Your approach seems to be "all" privacy with little information on the "greater good" that will come from it or acknowledgments of the harms done.

The acknowledgments show that funding came from the "National Science Council of the Republic of China, Taiwan", so that organization would naturally want to know why they're funding work on fuzzy numbers and how it benefits the country.