1. Draft 22 changes the wire.
An alert Packet inspects and adjusts a cable connector. Above it, a separately drawn arrow links length prefix to explicit type, showing the Location Filter wire change in Draft 22.
Working Group draft; not an RFC.
Source: https://blog.rvnd.me/moqmusings/2026-09-28-moq-read-the-fine-print#draft-22

2. One drawer or two?
A puzzled Packet looks between two empty trays and two loose puzzle pieces. Separate labels identify the unresolved core-versus-extensions choice for proposed top-N and SSTS mechanisms.
Placement discussion; no consensus call yet.
Source: https://blog.rvnd.me/moqmusings/2026-09-28-moq-read-the-fine-print#optional-features

3. Trim the wrapper. Keep the film.
A concentrating Packet trims only excess wrapper around an untouched film reel. Paired labels distinguish compact headers from unchanged media sample bytes; the card identifies pending MPEG feedback and adoption.
Proposal awaits MPEG feedback before adoption.
Source: https://blog.rvnd.me/moqmusings/2026-09-28-moq-read-the-fine-print#locmaf-letter

4. Refuse the request. Keep talking.
An apologetic Packet raises a gentle stop hand toward one odd-shaped parcel while a continuous cable runs past it. NOT_SUPPORTED applies to the request, and the session survives.
Valid unsupported operations no longer close the session.
Source: https://blog.rvnd.me/moqmusings/2026-09-28-moq-read-the-fine-print#polite-refusal

5. Give the stream time to move.
A calm Packet directs the last data tokens across a small bridge to an open doorway, with an hourglass beside it. The separate GOAWAY-to-deadline timeline explains the planned handover window; remaining JavaScript edge cases are stated.
Planned restart handover; JavaScript edge cases remain.
Source: https://blog.rvnd.me/moqmusings/2026-09-28-moq-read-the-fine-print#graceful-restarts
