IPv6 has the ability to allow you to set the "quality of service" of a packet. This is kinda like a "priority" for it.
It would seem people would always abuse this feature and always set *their* packets to be TOP PRIORITY all the time. I don't see how "quality of service" can ever work in networking between untrusted parties. cs
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