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The same checks on blink-dev intents, GitHub pull requests, GitLab merge requests, and GitKraken reviews. A template “Positive” is not support.

9 of 10 intents claim support the mail does not measure. A model that trusts the template will overstate both support and usage.

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WebTransport connection statistics

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Support for this change

The template says Positive (28 reactions) via interop/issues/1121. That same line is on 9 other intents. It is support for the program, not for this change.

Template: Positive · 28 reactions · interop/issues/1121 · shared with 9 · no usage number

  • Highversion-conflict

    Two Safari versions in one thread

    This thread names Safari 27.2 and 26.4. That is an internal contradiction, not two targets.

    • Safari 27.2
    • Safari 26.4
  • Mediumcopied-interop-signal

    One Interop reaction count is evidence for every delta

    10 intents cite Interop 2026 issue 1121 and the same “28 positive reactions” line as the web-developer signal. That supports the WebTransport program, not each individual change.

    • WebTransport connection statistics
    • WebTransportError API alignment and serialization
    • WebTransport send groups and send-stream prioritization

    Across 10 intents

Comment that will be copied
Ship blockers on “WebTransport connection statistics” (2):
- Two Safari versions in one thread. This thread names Safari 27.2 and 26.4. That is an internal contradiction, not two targets.
- One Interop reaction count is evidence for every delta. 10 intents cite Interop 2026 issue 1121 and the same “28 positive reactions” line as the web-developer signal. That supports the WebTransport program, not each individual change.

Support: The template says Positive (28 reactions) via interop/issues/1121. That same line is on 9 other intents. It is support for the program, not for this change.

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