[great_wubwub]

I hate the OSI model too, but a 240-page book with 137 references? To complain that a model from the 80s isn't the right fit 40 years later? This isn't a paper, it's a rant.

[orbital-decay]

It's not much of a rant. About half of the actual content is the suggestion of alternatives, and about a third is just historic reference on OSI.