I greatly appreciate this post mortem. It has me excited for DAB 2.0, which seems pretty likely to either succeed or provide further valuable insights, but it doesn’t seem like DAB 2.0 is on the horizon. My current estimation of why from the post and comments is that too many of the participants in 2.0 are worn out, but I wonder if you could confirm or correct and elaborate. Thanks again, both for the effort itself and for the write-up.
I greatly appreciate this post mortem. It has me excited for DAB 2.0, which seems pretty likely to either succeed or provide further valuable insights, but it doesn’t seem like DAB 2.0 is on the horizon. My current estimation of why from the post and comments is that too many of the participants in 2.0 are worn out, but I wonder if you could confirm or correct and elaborate. Thanks again, both for the effort itself and for the write-up.