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The only problem I see is that if an adversary can somehow cause the nodes
along a link to fill up (maybe by requesting a whole lot of different
keys), he can be more and more certain that the source of an address is in
fact the original source.
>
> Thus, for the most part, nodes behave like they currently do, but when
> they are near empty, they are much more aggressive about changing the
> DataSource.
>
> Does this sound reasonable?
Scott
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