> 4) ECN processing is enabled by default (but off by default in sysctl)
I don't see any harm in handling ECN correctly in the qdisc at all times. It is routers that screw it up that require ECN negotiation to be disabled at the endpoints by default - I assume that's the sysctl you're referring to. The more ECN traffic there is in the wild, the more visible the problems will be with the broken routers, and the greater the likelihood that they might actually get fixed. And the greater benefit perceived to be attached to ECN by end users and net admins, the more likely they are to actually turn it on. - Jonathan Morton
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