Um, pretty sure QUIC was in the pipeline a few years longer than AMP. Besides, it's literally a protocol in the network stack -- would you say IPv6 is an enemy of the web and underlying internet?
Please stop the needless fear mongering.
I don't think anyone can really know the OSI model. I know I frequently use HTTP as a Transport Layer protocol myself, so you got me there. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>would you say IPv6 is an enemy of the web and underlying internet?
If IPv6 made IPv4 performance worse and was pushed by one company who controls both the browser and the most popular web content, yes, I would.
This is related to the AV1 vs. MPEG discussion from the other day where people pointed out that we basically have a a choice between free codecs developed by Google/Netflix or codecs that suck you dry from legal fees.