Most of our local traffic goes down our "long" links ("long" is complicated
with FOAF). "Short" links can get some data on local requests but will need
more time / more samples.Can we use this to our advantage for security? E.g. by making it hard to stay connected as a long link? Make high-HTL not count towards LRU? Wouldn't anything we do foul up topology? Not necessarily - the proportion of long links seems closely related to the amount of local requests we do. OTOH it probably would be a problem, not something we should embark upon lightly. The alternatives are: - Limit any one node to 30% of high HTL traffic, as well as imposing the global limit. - Random route while HTL is high / while HTL is maximum. The last is probably the best option. Thoughts?
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