Transport protocols and bulk file transfer

According to the author information, i guess it would be appropriate to
submit it as an editorial contribution, rather than a technical
contribution. Any one in the mailing list has an experience submitting to
CCR, please comment on this. Thanks
Injong


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Here is the author information:

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