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== Internet2 doesn't "develop technology" ==
It is one of many enablers of the development of technology.
I removed the statment about Internet2 developing technology such as IPv6, multicast, and QoS. These technologies
and research has involved hundreds of researchers and perhaps thousands of engineers, much of which predates the existance of Internet2 and most of which had nothing whatsoever to do with Internet2. -- James Sterbenz, EECS/ITTC, The University of Kansas