On Mon, 22 Sep 2003, Todd Walton wrote: > > Reject queries for things outside your specialization > > first. This should teach other nodes quickly what your > > specialization is. > > Exactly. Rejecting queries for things outside your specialization will > teach other nodes what your specialization is. Which is the reason you > wouldn't want to reject queries for things outside your specialization.
If I want to pick up subspace <X> on my cancer node, I can either QR a percentage of queries outside that subspace, or DNF a percentage quickly without trying. Putting the code in the stock codebase improves routing. Saying "It's an attack" is worthless, since if it does indeed teach the other node your specilization, a cancer node can do it NOW. How do you propose a node learn of another nodes spec? At some point you HAVE to make use of information returned from a probable cancer node. --Dan
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